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just edit your .xinitrc file to exec blackbox instead of exec wmaker That should work... Justin

Did you try tarring the archive, then gzipping or bzipping it, I'm pretty sure that it should work if you just tar a whole directory because that shuold compress everything else inside of it. If you are having errors maybe it is because of some preferences too? Justin

Don't be a lamer cipher... Justin

Did you gzip the files too? You wouldn't use tar -zxf unless they were gzipped... Justin

Do you know the files you installed with XFree? Also, you may want to try ./configure --with-xwindows=/usr/X11R6 or something that will allow you to specify where xwindows is. Justin

Has anyone logged in as >console and tried using XWindows their, their used to be a bug, but now their is an update and I am not in X...I will try it later and post back if anyone hasn't tried it. Justin

I think this is because you are using it in Rootless...Are you in rootless environment? Justin

You might want to go thru the netinfo tools, they may have something that can change the amount of term's you can have open across a network. Justin

If you want to use ssh to login as root you have to edit one of the ssh config files in /etc and put that it is ok to login as root and then you are set their. Justin

you can make a symbolic link to the hard drive: ln -s source target If that doesn't work then it is ln -s target source But i'm fairly sure the first one is right. Justin

pico .xinitrc (stuff will appear in the window) type in: exec gnome-session (control o then control x, this saves and quits it) Then you should be set. I"m not sure if that is the right command though.

Edit your .xinitrc file, if their isn't one, then add your own .xinitrc file into your home directory, open a new terminal, then start XWindows. Justin

Could you tell me what some of the errors that the other versions of BIND spit out at you, or do you no longer have the packages or the time? Justin

Login with username >console and no password. Justin

It is really easy to make your text in the terminal use color. Go to www.gnu.org or any site that has file-utils and then install those. After, edit your .cshrc file (or .bashrc if you are using bash) and type this in it: alias ls ls --color then open a new terminal and you should see...

cp /usr/libexec/config.* . make sure you are in the directory that you untarred so that the config files will be copied to the directory and when you run ./configure then your host type will be seen. Justin

I remember I had some trouble getting gnome working. I think all I had to do was edit my .xinitrc file to exec something, but i can't remember what. It was under 10.0.4 and eventually i got it working....sorry for the lack of help. I do remember that it sucked cause i didn't have a lot of the...

In a couple hours when i get home from school I can send you the Adduser script that i think you are talking about. I'm on an NT box at school right now, but I will look for the source and then send it to you.

That is what I thought would happen, but if you are running a server with other people using it they can still view your encrypted passwd and root's encrypted password I think. So to fix this i think you just need to login as root or as an admin, get the info for the netinfo manager, and then...

Where did the HEAD command get installed, if it didn't get installed in teh same directory as the head command then you should be able to just change the name of HEAD or delete it.