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Hi,

I am still having problems with startx.

My error message is <ld.so failed Can't find shared library 
"libXmu.so.6.0"

I ran xconfig and it seemed to run normally.

I have a file .XF86Config in root.

Now, in trying to get this running, I noticed a couple of things.  

1. When I login as root, I get a # prompt.  I can then rummage around in 
the shell, using commands like ls -l and cd.

2. When I login as a user, I get a $ prompt, and the ls command and the 
cd command don't appear to work.  I am assuming that the user shell is 
empty.

I have been cobbling this thing together with the Leahy book as best I 
can, but I'm starting to get bogged down.  Any help would be greatly 
appreciated.

Regards,

Paul

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