Chris C wrote:
> Sorry about "top-post" I didn't know.  Ok the "/boot/grub/menu.lst" is
> what Alex wants but what is really the correct way of getting access to
> that?  I'm asking because it's a root permission only.  How do you guys
> normally view this root only file?  Do you change the permission via the
> command prompt or should I log in as root and then relog in as the
> normal user?
Open a shell as yourself, then type:

$ su -

Then provide the root password. You're now root. Do what admin task you
need to carry out (such as "cat /boot/grub/menu.lst" or something). Then
type Ctrl-D to exit your root session. Your back in your own shell.

HTH

Cheers. Bye.

Ph. A.

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