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#91
Ah, yes, then search for and install the becomeroot package. After that - use

Code:
sudo gainroot
to umm... gain root Then proceed as planned.

Hint: Search for becomeroot in http://gronmayer.com/it
 

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#92
Originally Posted by Bundyo View Post
Ah, yes, then search for and install the becomeroot package. After that - use

Code:
sudo gainroot
to umm... gain root Then proceed as planned.

Hint: Search for becomeroot in http://gronmayer.com/it
Thanks, that worked. One last question: is there any (possible) harm to come from being root, and should I change it back (and if so, how?). Thanks.
 
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#93
You're root only in xterm and only after you enable it. when you log out from xterm, you cease being root.
 

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#94
OMG! Thanks You so much! I finally got it to install thanks to all the help from everyone here.

THANKS!!
 
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