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Topic: How to auto start a rootAccess shell after booting

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venkriss

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Posted: Jan. 27 2005,23:55

Friends,
I would like to have a root access shell right after I boot into DSL. Can any one let me know how do I invoke a termianl that has root previleges. This should be an automatic process. i.e when ever I boot into my DSL CD, I would like to have an xterm(with root previleges) popup just like Dillo.

Thanks,
VK

mikshaw

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Posted: Jan. 28 2005,00:16

Look in /home/dsl/.xinitrc

You'll see a line with Dillo in it, yes?
Do the same for your root access window:
sudo su -c rxvt &

...or something similar

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