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I have 2 computers linked to one keyboard, mouse & monitor linked through a KVM switch.
I left both computers running while I was working on a spreadsheet on the one computer, when I switched to the other computer it asked me for a localhost login to Mandrake so I put my user name in and pressed enter, then it asked me for a password and I pressed enter again, next up came ( alan@local host alan 1$ ) with a flashing cursor. I pressed enter and the message in brackets just repeats itself.
Can you please tell me how to get access to mandrake.
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