hi,
if you have installed everything you should just be able to login at the
command line prompt with your username and password
then to start the window manager type startxfce4 but as karstens said if
you want a graphic login install gdm
i have installed puredyne on my eepc too
i ended up using the stock .24 debian kernel rather than puredyne so i
could get both sound and wifi and i had to use module-assistant for the
latest alsa i find the .24 kernel better for audio than the .25 - i did
have trouble with the .23 puredyne realtime kernel on the eepc -
also it seems you have to run sudo alsaconf every time the eeepc wakes
up from sleep
sorry i haven't got more details - will try and remember what i did - we
should set a up a wiki page with some docs on this
cheers
rob
hello,
following the instructions here:
http://devel.goto10.org/puredyne/wiki/DocInstallSystem
i just installed debian lenny and the puredyne packages to use
puredyne as the main system on my eeepc. i am fairly new to linux
though. right now, even though everything went apparently well, i only
have a command line. how do i start the GUI? and more important: how
do i set it up so that GUI always starts when i boot the machine?
please help a newbie
thank you!
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