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Description of problem: While installing RHEL 6.1, add an option to have Linux autostart X. Default to "Yes" for desktop, but allow server builds to be autostart X (just as was default in RHEL 5.4)
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As long as you install the xorg-x11-server-Xorg package and something that provides "service(graphical-login)", anaconda will set up X to automatically start. What are you doing that doesn't meet those criteria?
I don't remember what sub-packages were selected at that point. I've since reformatted and started over several times, with the Desktop core option being selected since then.
After I get done fixing the software RAID-1 problems and get the system going, I'll likely be doing one final rebuild from the ground up and can do some poking around then.