Mandrake Control Centre>Boot>BootConfig Check the box to Launch X window on start Check No autologin
It will then boot into the graphical logon BTW:Logging in as root is discouraged. That is why the background is that sickly red colour, and there are no icons in the tool bar, and it is also why a little window pops up saying "This is not a good idea" :-) If anything needs root priviliges. You may execute it as a root window inside your normal user account. derek On Monday 24 December 2001 09:49, Pauljames Dimitriu wrote: > Hello, > > When I (re)installed Linux, I selected the option > of automatically logging into one account. This is > fine, but when I log out and I want to log in as root, > I don't get the graphical menu, all I get is the > command line. > > Two questions: 1) From the command line, how do > I start up the login GUI? > > 2) How can I make it so Linux always boots into > this menu? > > Thanks, > > Paul > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Send your FREE holiday greetings online! > http://greetings.yahoo.com
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