Re: [LI] runlevel, kdevelop, lilo

["Kiran Chandra Z" <bits3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi

For changing the run level. Try editing /etc/inittab. This file contains the
default run levl configuration... It is well commented. So you dont need to
worry.

for kdevelop, try editing some config files.. I dont know much about
this....
After changin 'lilo.conf ' file, execute the command 'lilo'. This will load
the lilo on to the master boot record or first sector of boot partition.....

Hope this helps..........

Kiran Chandra
zkiran@xxxxxxx
bits3@xxxxxxxxxxxxx


----- Original Message -----
From: ADITYAN MURTHY <adityanm@xxxxxxx>
To: Linux India <linux-india@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 5:04 PM
Subject: [LI] runlevel, kdevelop, lilo


> Hi All,
>
> I have RH 6.1 installed and it starts off at runlevel 3.  how do i change
it
> to runlevel 5 permanently?  During the installation, i did choose 'use
> graphical login screen'.
>
> I tried installing kdevelop from the pcq cd.  it installs all the files in
> /opt but the program searches for them in /usr.  What do i do?
>
> During the RH installation,  i made some chages to the lilo like setting
> windows default (i was forced to) and changing linux and windows boot
label.
> But it hasn't changed.  i tried changing it using linuxconf but it says
that
> /dev/hda7 is not a valid linux partition although it is.  What could be
the
> problem?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Adityan
>
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