Yes, you are right there is another problem. Apparently when I let the
Installation go auto on my partitions, it didn't make a big enough boot
"/" partition. When I tried to load Star Office it over ran the
partition and then the Xserver died. I now have to figure out how to
enlarge / and not loose anything. I guess I will try PM. If anyone
has some advice on how to do this successfully just jump right in a tell
me about it. Dennis
Dacia and AzureRose wrote:
> You can uninstall staroffice by going into the
> directory you installed it from and running ./setup
> It will see that you have it installed already and ask
> you if you if you want to re-install, uninstall or
> quit. Cool huh?
>
> On another note, I haven't seen any funky interactions
> between X and staroffice. It works just fine for me.
> Perhaps there is some other problem?
>
> Dacia
> --- Eunice Thompson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Dennis Myers wrote:
> > >
> > > I lost my Xwindow again. The common thread seems
> > to be Star Office.
> > > Whenever I mess with SO my xserver crashes. Any
> > way I have tried going
> > > to XF86Setup and XFconfig and every other xf or XF
> > I could think of and
> > > I either get not a command or can't communicate
> > with the x server. Any
> > > one no of some command line input to get me to the
> > configuration. Oh,
> > > one of the messages I saw flash up briefly said
> > something about not
> > > enough memory. Any help would be appreciated. I'm
> > about ready to do a
> > > clean install again and throw out Star Office
> > altogether.
> >
> > Try Xconfigurator.
> > I don't thnk you need to do a clean install.
> > you might be able to use Kpackage to uninstall Star
> > Office.
> > There is a remove command 'rm'.for more info on how
> > to use it
> > type 'man rm' or 'info rm'
> > Or you can always add more memory to you box or (
> > here I'm just
> > guessing) increase the swap partition
> >
> > Good Luck
> >
> > Eunice Thompson
> >
>
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