On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, you wrote:
>
> 2) The other option is to type linux single at your lilo prompt when you
> reboot. this will throw you into a shell as root. you can then type init 3 and
> reboot - then run Xconfigurator or whatever.
>
3) Type linux 3 at the LILO prompt. This will be a
multi-
On 31/12/99, Pete Clapham said:
>On Sat, 1 Jan 2000 07:42:53 +1100, Des Wass wrote:
>
>>Does your machin boot straight into X?
>>
>
>YES IT DOES. FOR MOST PURPOSES, THIS SEEMED LIKE THE MOST APPROPRIATE WAY TO GO
>
OK. Here's two options:
1) If you can login, open a console/terminal wind
On Sat, 1 Jan 2000 07:42:53 +1100, Des Wass wrote:
>Does your machin boot straight into X?
>
YES IT DOES. FOR MOST PURPOSES, THIS SEEMED LIKE THE MOST APPROPRIATE WAY TO GO
>
>Are you having these problems when you fire up X or anywhere - even
>command-line.?
>
DON'T KNOW. BECAUSE IT BOOT
Does your machin boot straight into X?
Are you having these problems when you fire up X or anywhere - even
command-line.?
On 31/12/99, Pete Clapham said:
>Hi, all --
>
>I have loaded Linux-Mandrake onto a new server and have an odd problem. I configured
>it on a Pentium-II with a Millenium
On Fri, 31 Dec 1999, Pete Clapham wrote:
> Hi, all --
>
> I have loaded Linux-Mandrake onto a new server and have an odd problem. I
>configured it on a Pentium-II with a Millenium-II AGP
> video card while our old server was operating on the old operating system. When
>everything worked mor
Hi, all --
I have loaded Linux-Mandrake onto a new server and have an odd problem. I configured
it on a Pentium-II with a Millenium-II AGP
video card while our old server was operating on the old operating system. When
everything worked more-or-less correctly, I
moved the hard drive to the
