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Distribution: Slackware, no more RH or Mandrake for me
Posts: 122
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how do I get slack back in bootloader menu
Well, I recently wrapped up my slackware 9.1 install(first time installing it). no problems really. however when I got it running and I got my X-Server up I ran liloconfig to add windows back to the bootloader menu. I restarted my machine and windows was the only thing listed on the menu, Slack wasn't. Can anyone help me to get slack back on the menu?
also what file do I edit to get a graphical login, and where is it located?
Distribution: Slackware, no more RH or Mandrake for me
Posts: 122
Original Poster
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well, I figured thanks for trying to help. Part of my question never got answered by you though, what file do I need to modify in order to default to a graphical login and where is it located.
Also, How do I change the resolution of the graphical login screen? And, why is that I can open Mozilla as Root, but not as my account I set up on here??
Originally posted by opafire well, I figured thanks for trying to help. Part of my question never got answered by you though, what file do I need to modify in order to default to a graphical login and where is it located.
I think that you will find the item in /etc/inittab
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