Michael,
Thank you and wow! To try and explain I was frustrated,
kept typing in correct commands and getting a response of
no such file no such directory.
So, I opened up the KDE module, open up the Root Directory,
over half way down is a root with a lock on it. That was
what I meant by my root
>What you said makes sense. Except for one item,
>Root directory - key word is directory not root.
>The one item is if I am SU, does this automatically open
>the root file or the directory?
>Assuming I have it set for all access.
If you 'su' without the dash, you become the root user (ie, user
Paul,
Thanks for the rapid response.
Yes, I REALLY typed it, (<) Getting desperate! Trying anything.
Yes I tried it without the < also.
Sending the list? I am on one machine using the WIN98 O/S with
Netscape. The list is on the MDLIN O/S on the same machine.
One thing I will explain root,root
> Manual states cat /proc/pci
>
> Typed the following -
>
> su
> Password
> cat /proc/ password
> find / Am I doing something wrong or will it not find the file due
> to it only being recognized as a problem during the O/S install.
> Also my root has a root. Some of these items could be becaus
First I have a dual O/S. WIN98/ MandrakeLinux 8. Installed
using DrakX. I have installed maybe two software programs,
a few directories created. Now . .
I wanted a file to print the output to the screen.
Manual states cat /proc/pci
Typed the following -
su
Password
cat /proc/
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