You can tell Mandrake that you want auto log on. No need to enter passwords or anything. This is one of the "after installation" tasks before changing to disc 2.
At least I did it for Mandrake 10.0
At least I did it for Mandrake 10.0
Originally Posted by int3rsc0p3 I've been "successful" in trying to install Mandrake. When I boot it, it always comes up with a black command prompt telling me to login and such. I want to get straight to the KDE Desktop! What do I do? Just for the record, I've been reinstalling it four times. |
Originally Posted by NoAffinity I've got one system with a Guillamot 4000XT (Kyro II chipset) video card which is unsupported by pretty much every OS out there (including Windows....drivers always have to be installed from the disk), and I seem to recall that Mandrake's X would not run on that system (...and I'm not Linux savvy enough to get it working ![]() |
Originally Posted by Xaimus Oh. I thought it was an issue with getting the card to display something intelligible at all--like old Cirrus Logic-based graphics adapters. |