> E138: Can't write viminfo file $HOME/.viminfo! I wouldn't concern yourself with this one. You are in single user mode, and $HOME is probably not set. > Can you make up something of all of this? By the way, I added the line you > suggest at the beginning and at the end and of the [general] section and it > makes no difference. one easy thing to do is to run "urpme kdebase-kdm" to uninstall it. Then you should boot into (on reboot) mdkkdm, and that will work normally.
Then you can run "urpmi kdebase-kdm" and make the change to kdmrc from a console prompt. When you exited vi, did you do so with a "wq" to write and quit? Rob > Thanks so much for your feedback. > > Teilhard > > > > >
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