From: rensin@eng.umd.edu (David Rensin)
Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.help
Subject: Re: Help!  I have no problems!
Date: 14 Sep 1993 18:25:42 GMT
Organization: Project GLUE, University of Maryland, College Park
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Message-ID: <2752b6INN664@mojo.eng.umd.edu>

In article <274p6h$epc@s30205.esu.edu> kender@esu.edu writes:
>Help, I'm running Linux on a 486/33 Tower machine, and i'm having NO
>PROBLEMS!  I don't understand it.  Everything is running smoothly, and
>even X doesn't give us any problems.  I've got a remote terminal
>logged into the machine, and i use term quite regularly with no
>problems (occasionally even running X stuff over it).  If something is
>wrong, please, tell me, I can't find anything about this in the FAQ.
>
>D
>
>(for the sarcasm/humor impaired ;^)
>
>-- 
>Daniel Garcia----------ooOO Kender@esu.edu OOoo------------Comp Sci Student
>				Coram Deo
>    These views belong to Daniel Garcia, any flames belong to /dev/null
>  GCS/MU d--() -p+ c++(c+) l++ u+ e+(*) m++(*) s !n h f+ !g w+ t++(--) r+ !y

	Oh my... this seems serious... If I had to guess, and for some
reason and am compelled to do so, I would say that the problem lies in
the fact that you, now you better sit down for this, installed Linux
CORRECTLY. I realize that for this obvious lack of good judgement on
your part you will be flamed to no end. TAKE HEART. It's not too
late.. You can still mess things up, and regain your good name, by
doing any number of simple things.

	Deleting /etc/getty is a good way to start. If you want to get
creative you could even delete ALL user accounts and set the shell
that Root uses to something that doesn't exist.

In any event.. It's not too late... Good luck and may the force be
with you...


		-dave :)


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Dave Rensin
rensin@eng.umd.edu
College Of Engineering, University of Maryland
(will hack Perl code for food) :)
(Sarcasm is free....)
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