Well, I finally hit a WALL with woody: Briefly, my problem: Once I try to login after booting, my 's' key just beeps at me! So 'startx' won't work because I have no 's'... just a beep.
And, in mc, I get a 'warning, cant cd into archives'..... probably because it has an 's' in it. Thinking, it may be the latest bash upgrade, I wanted to downgrade to the earlier bash that was there. But, noooooooo, dpkg couldn't find 'bah.deb'. Even though I got the above warning, mc did show the archives directory. In mc, I was able to use the 's' key. So I reboot to 'Linux single', but again, no 's'. bummer. So I try 'mutt' (thank the gods... No 's' in 'mutt'). Now, I'm typing this in 'vim' and the 's' (obviously) is working. Why couldn't it have been 'z' that went belly up instead of 's'? Any help out there? Any clue to what might be happening? And hopefully a fix? (beep)incerly, your(beep) John -- ************************ Using Linux ************************
