Ok, this is what I also found out. possible solution in the other mail. Ole Streicher wrote:

Hi,

investigating the cause why the displaymanager sysconfig file is not written correctly, I found out some other mysteries:

The reason why one cannot set sysconfig variables in /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager seems to be that the X11 configuration is done after that file was written (which is a bug, IMO). Putting the whole config file /etc/sysconfig/displaymanager into the <files> section doesnt help (probably for the same reason).

I could not manage to switch off the X11 configuration step; if I put <x11> <configure_x11 config:type="boolean">false</configure_x11> </x11> the configuration is done anyway (at least, the X11 config screen is displayed after reboot).

I could also not manage to switch off X11 in the configuration; putting <x11> <configure_x11 config:type="boolean">true</configure_x11> <start_x11 config:type="boolean">false</start_x11> </x11> doesn't switch off the X11 start.

It looks like as if the <x11> section is ignored at all in the installation process (always doing an X11 default configuration). Does the X11 configuration have a different flag than <x11>?

BTW, is there a reason why my mails to the list are ignored at all? Are they somehow wrong?

Who is ignoring your emails? If you think it is me ignoring your emails, then be sure I am not. When you mention a problem here I can't always reply when I read it because I need to verify the issue first, and I can verify every issue reported instantly, so it takes time. Thanks for the reports, Anas

Best regards

Ole