Hi John
I installed DFS on my machine using the command:
cp –preserve –R /{bin,dev,etc,home,lib,root,sbin,usr,opt,var} /mnt/hda2
mkdir /mnt/hda2 /{boot,mnt,proc,sys,tmp}
then copied the contents of boot.
The reason I did that was my CD was scratched and I had no access to
internet.
I managed to boot the system but I noticed there are many symlinks e.g /etc
and they are pointing to /opt/dfsruntime
I can update and do almost everything without a problem but I wanted to know
if there is a way I can change my system so that it now boots like an HD
install and doesn't search for the CD etc. I also updated and installed
KDEbase using the testing but I cannot logon as another user into KDE except
root, but still for me to logon as root I first have to logon to console
then run startx.
If it is not much trouble on your part, may you please tell me how I can
change these things.
Thanks for the project.
Regards,
HTM
