Hi ~
Can I just say, I'm a newbie to Linux and I'm a home-user, not a Sys Admin.
But I think you'll find that if you su to root, cd to /var/spool/mail/ and type:
chmod -R 777 *
Then that should solve the problem. For details of what this is doing, see the man
(or info) pages
Hi ~ any kppp officianados out there ?
Every time I go online, I get a whole string of these, sometimes dozens:
Couldn't find interface ppp0: No such device
Couldn't find interface ppp0: No such device
Couldn't find interface ppp0: No such device
Couldn't find interface ppp0: No such device
will be there!!
Regards!!
--- Del Kennedy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
escreveu:
Hi ~
I have run KDE and Gnome for a while under redhat,
but recently
installed Mandrake and decided to try out
Enlightenment. It's fine, but
for one thing - if I iconify a window, it vanishes;
there are no icons
anywhere
Hi ~
I have run KDE and Gnome for a while under redhat, but recently
installed Mandrake and decided to try out Enlightenment. It's fine, but
for one thing - if I iconify a window, it vanishes; there are no icons
anywhere.
So my question is : where do iconified windows go to ? (The
Edit /etc/inittab (as root) and change the line
id:5:initdefault
...to...
id:3:initdefault
Del.
"Rivera, Oscar" wrote:
hi
my machine boots directly into x windows and I want it to boot to the
command prompt
how can I do that? can you help?
thanks
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this may be stating the obvious but...
The login screen should include a selection box for which desktop
manager you want at the foot. If you opted to install KDE then you
should be able to just select it at that point.
Otherwise, CTRLALTF3 should drop you out of x-windows to a command
prompt
Do a copy (cp) not a move (mv) ! It's a whole lot safer. Then you can
delete the old directories when you're *sure* you're system's *not*
messed up.
cp -R /home /mnt/b1/
I'm guessing you've already edited fstab in your /etc partition to
automount the new partitions under ./mnt/. Otherwise, try
