[SOLVED] How To Gain Access For lfs User To Comply With 3rd Important Note in LFS Man., Sec. 5

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[SOLVED] How To Gain Access For lfs User To Comply With 3rd Important Note in LFS Man., Sec. 5

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05-22-2011, 12:53 PM	#31
gdawg Member Registered: Jul 2010 Location: USA, New Mexico Distribution: Several Posts: 71 Original Poster Rep:	Hi spiky0011 - I went back to 6.2. Thanks. Hi druuna - thanks for the advice. I've now honked-up access to the host (PCLinuxOS). Log-in screen only shows "root" and doesn't respond to keyboard nor mouse. Tried to ctrl-alt-f1 thru f10 to no avail. SuperGrubDisk won't boot it. Will try rescatux next.

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