>
> 1. Don't use "su -", try "su". Your environment variables stay
> the same. Unfortunately this can be a problem because normal
> users don't have /sbin and /usr/sbin in their PATH.
thats what I get for thinking today...of course just "su"..stupido
..thanks for reminding me ..yikes
cu
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Hall Stevenson wrote:
> > > Upon su -'ing from console to say use gedit it says
> > > cannot open display (for root)..reg user is finehow
> > > do i fix this.
> > >
> > I think you need to allow other 'hosts' to connect to your
> > display. You can turn this on with: xhosts +
> >
> > as a
Upon su -'ing from console to say use gedit it says cannot open display
(for root)..reg user is finehow do i fix this.
Thanks
lee
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I'm trying to do a upgrade to unstable from stable progeny and I
did the ususal:
apt-get update ..then
apt-get dist-upgrade
something went wrong during i think computer froze and I wasn't able
to respond to prompts given..what did
happen though is now netscape seems symlinked to that
upgrading probeny to unstable via:
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
...IT was all going quite well ( i have to answer alot of questions maybe I
made mistake somewhere) till:
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Unpacking replacement gftp ...
Errors were encountered while processing:
/var/ca
>
> May I suggest that you forget all that? To me the simpler way would be to
> get the source for the kernel, set it up according to the Kernel-HOWTO at
> www.linuxdoc.org, build yourself a kernel, run make-kpkg to make yourself
> a set of kernel-source,kernel-image, and kernel-doc deb files (they
hi..
How do i get 2.4.5 to install with debian?..i know about compiling
myself but i'm unsure how to incoorporate those changes with debian
although i could do it blind-folded in RH..
It seems that when I installed Progeny it gave me info at one of the
install screens saying Progeny comes with
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