Command line question

[sloopy]

make sure you are using 'su -' no just 'su' there is a big difference
and yum etc wont work without the -


sloopy.


On Mon, 2005-09-12 at 18:24, Robert J. Grange wrote:
> I updated my linux version to the latest of 3, whatever that is.   
> When I went into the terminal window and typed in su, then my  
> password, I got a bash command line.  What happened to the default  
> command line I have no idea, but now yum will not update, or anything  
> else for that matter.  Can someone help with getting my default  
> command line back, or do I have to hack the yum.conf file or what .   
> Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks.
> 
> 
> Robert