Can't boot Wary Puppy Linux anymore, login: root (automatic login)
 

Hey guys, I had Wary Puppy 5.2.2 working and I used Gparter to give my drive a "boot flag" because I thought that would load up Wary Puppy right away instead of loading what I think is the grub loader.

Now I'm on a screen that says:

Wary Puppy Linux
Linux 2.6.32-uni [i686 arch]

puppypc10613 login: root (automatic login)
#

I can type stuff in now but I have no idea how to get back to the normal Wary Puppy Linux and taking that bootflag off.

Any help is appreciated.

By the way I have Wary Puppy linux on a full install, XP shouldn't be on the system anymore ( I know people say don't do this but it's what I did).

Thanks again.
-theadolescent

What Desktop environment gnome3? If so or

Thanks, I typed that in, and it says
Starting X, specs in /etx/X11/xorg.conf, startup apps /root/.xinitrc...
Exited from X. Type "xwin [fvwm95:jwm]" to restart X ([ ] mean optional).
(To shutdown PC type "poweroff", to reboot PC type "reboot")
If X failed to start, type "xorgwizard" to set up x.

I tried xorgwizard, put in necessary information. Then I get

If X did not work, type "xorgwizard" to run video wizard again.
After that, type "xwin" to run X graphics mode.
Note, if X works but need sminor adjustment to the display, run the
Video Wizard from within X (in the Setup menu) -- module "xvidtune"
may be used, with caution, to finetune the display dimensions.

I type in xwin, then I get

Starting X, specs in /etx/X11/xorg.conf, startup apps /root/.xinitrc...
Exited from X. Type "xwin [fvwm95:jwm]" to restart X ([ ] mean optional).
(To shutdown PC type "poweroff", to reboot PC type "reboot")
If X failed to start, type "xorgwizard" to set up x.

again

What Desktop environment gnome3?

startgdmd did not work, startx is what got it to attempt to start

My
bad typo if you have gnome3 & gdm it would be startgdm3

Oh, okay.

startgdm3 doesn't work either.

What Desktop environment?

I'm not sure. It's Wary Puppy Linux 5.2.2

Ijust downloaded puppy it uses jwm atleast wary does unless you changed it.
Try
Also have you tried changing boot flag back to the other partition?