Hi!

> LOL!

Thanks!  ( I hope you wer laughing *with* me)

I have done pretty much as sugested here  (see below).

I installed XFree86-4.2.0 from binaries using the sh Xinstal.sh 
process.  I read the instructions in the INSTALL file.  I said 
yes to everything.  I have a copy of the two directories 
mentioned so i could find old stuff if need be.  

I went through the process twice.  The first time I think I 
still had X and KDE open - foolish me.  

The next time i used init 3 in the ctrl -alt -F1 console.  and 
did it all again.

I have rebooted and am now in the graphical interface - but i 
think I have Twm running not KDE as i used to. Interesting!

Other than that everything seems ok.  

I want to get KDE back - any ideas?

I want to now see if i can upgrade to the right driver for my 
vido card -- the ATI Radeon 7500 - where do i go for that?

Any ideas appreciated!


Walter

> I'm running mdk 8.1, and today, my computer was on the fritz,
> it decided to freeze, then when I booted up, I could only get
> into X as root (ack)...
>
> so I upgraded to 4.2.0, it's very simple to do it...
>
> use this:
>
> ftp://ftp.rge.com/pub/X/XFree86/4.2.0/binaries/Linux-ix86-glib
>c22
>
> download every file from there into the same directory, then
> run Xinstall.sh, and it'll basically install x4.2.0 FOR you,
> as long as you answer every question it asks.
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Walter Logeman
Psychotherapist
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