I think to automatically boot into GUI mode, you must set the runlevel to 5. Edit the /etc/inittab file, and you should find a section in the file that describes this.
Also, you may have not installed the right software. You need the X Windowing enviroment, and you might also want KDE Desktop or Gnome. Lack of X will result in no GUI.
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if u get the wrong videocard driver or wierd error ever use vi to edit your xf86config or xorg.conf files to select vesa driver
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cd changes directory
e.g
cd /mnt/
If you do this
cd ..
You will go "up" one ditrectory.
Use cp to copy things from one directory to another. mv works like cut.
e.g
cp /mnt/cdrom/smb.new /etc/samba/smb.conf
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