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Thank you...but actually I had partial success ( on my laptop which has the linux installation) :
When I tried out different passwords on a sheet of paper I was ...
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- 10-19-2006 #11Just Joined!
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Thank you...but actually I had partial success ( on my laptop which has the linux installation) :
When I tried out different passwords on a sheet of paper I was suddenly disrupted and did not quite complete the number "3" I was just writing ,so later when I returned I thought it was a " two " ,but I had already typed " 3" at the prompt and had hit enter .
So now I am logged on again and will try the different option you mentioned to see if I can get to where I can create a user name and password .Later when I have more time .
If I still have trouble I'll send you another note ,but for now I say thank you, Casper from India !(A great country I traveled many years ago long before the phenomenal economic upswing) .
Wolf from Florida .
Wolf.
- 10-19-2006 #12Just Joined!
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I was unable to get it going so I burned a cd with GParted ISO.
The computer is on and the monitor reads :
[root@localhost root]#
and the cursor is blinking .I put the CD into the drive ...and nothing happens .Am I supposed to type a command ?
- 10-19-2006 #13
Hi wolfg !!
first of all, type 'startx'. if it throws same error again, type
cat /root/.xinitrc
post the output here...... type "uname -a" and post the output of this command too.
casperIt is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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