Hi, Allen!
  
> 1) I cannot figure out how to get X to start upon booting.  When I
> install 6.2 I pretty much have to skip the video setup because it
> just doesn't work.  After I install, I load the Intel drivers (RPM's)
> and then run startx.  I would rather have X start after booting.

Edit the file /etc/inittab (use emacs or vi or any other text editor of
your choice) (you have to be root to edit the file).

Change the line

        id:3:initdefault:

to

        id:5:initdefault:

BE SURE NOT TO CHANGE ANYTHING ELSE. IF YOU DO, YOUR SYSTEM MAY NOT BOOT
AT ALL.

Review your changes with 

        less /etc/inittab

Reboot and you will get into X.

-Manuel.

> 
> 2) When X is running, whenever I use the backspace, insert,
> delete, etc... keys in an Xterm, I get a tilde.  I tried doing an
> stty for the backspace key and it doesn't work.  Any thoughts?


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