mikshaw


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Posted: Jan. 05 2006,19:12 |
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You never have to install DSL to harddrive. Some things might be a little more complicated in liveCD or frugal (at least for now), but anything you need can be accomplished.
Writing to /etc requires root power (i notice you put /usr/etc/X11...i don't think that's correct). Open up a terminal, type "sudo su", and then you can copy the files. If you actually do need to write to /usr, you may need to first run "/etc/init.d/mkwriteable" to replace the /usr symlink with a /usr directory.
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