Oh dear.... I've taken my PC off the office network (where it was running RedHat 5.2), brought it home and installed 6.0. Well, I've now installed it twice... It's fine until I reboot. On the first reboot I get problems like: (1) Gnome starts, but I cannot spawn an emacs or xterm window, apparently because the network is unreachable (_X11TransSocketINETConnect: errno = 101) (2) I cannot shutdown properly. The message I get is: INIT: Sending processes the TERM signal INIT: No more processes on this runlevel ...then it just hangs. On the second or subsequent reboot, x is respawned about a dozen times, but finally gives up. The message each time is: According to /var/run/gdm.pid, gdm was already running (pid) but seems to have been murdered mysteriously. These errors must be related to configuration files still knocking around from the network installation in the office - can anyone advise me which files to delete or modify? Thanks. Del Kennedy Now I get all sorts of errors, some qui
