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I have this linux calerasystems openlinux 2.4 that gives me a lot of headache I cannot seemed to get rid of. Recently, I installed StarOffice 5.1 on my linux . After I have rebooted my system , I cannot login to my system( after I have entered my credential , the system revert back to the login screen again even the credentail I have entered is correct ).
It seems unlikely that simply installing Staroffice should change your Xorg.conf/XF86Config-4. You definitely didn't do anything other than install that one package...?
Thanks for your prompt reply. I was trying to install the program ( Staroffice 5.1 ). I also tried to configure Samba Server to talk to my windows pc elsewhere.
Hmm... I've had problems with Samba going into a hanging loop at bootup before. Have you had a look at the messages at bootup ? (Press F2, or whatever it Caldera requires during bootup, and see what the last words are before it hangs).
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