WH> [root@localhost /root]#
WH> with a blinking underline cursor after the # sign. That is what my RedHat 
l
WH> looks like. Since I don't know what all you included in your install you 
ma
WH> get a msg to the effect 'You have mail or Unable to start nntp or 
whatever.
WH> But return to the above prompt.
WH> Usually for now you can ignore the msg. and just enter say 'ls' to get a 
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WH> your root dir.
WH> By entering 'cd /' enter you can then do ls and see the main root dir or 
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WH> dir.  Do an ls -l to see extended dir. with dates and sizes and 
attributes.
OK! That's the stuff! There is no info in my manual about these things, not 
one word. The authors ALL assumed that the guy who purchases this software 
knows about those type of commands. I only know DOS commands, I have NO CLUE 
as to what a Unix type OS uses at the command prompt and was given no list of 
commands to use. I think I need to find a book or something. Is there like a 
"Unix for Dummies" book out there?
M.
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