Question with boot-game-os command

[Chap]

Ok when I am logged in under root and go in a terminal and type boot-game-os it works fine. I made another user and when I log in with that name and go in a terminal boot-game-os gives me an error bash something or other. Does this command not work if your not logged in under root. I even tried typing su to get root privleges and still nothing. I guess I will just always use root as my log in name unless someone knows why this is happening. I already changed a lot of my preferences under root and when I go in as the other name its all back to default. It will be a lot of work adding all my bookmarks, etc again.

What do you all use, do you still use root?

[ksoh624]

Have you updated YD yet. That was an error with the Nov release.

[Chap]

Originally Posted by Krack3n

Have you updated YD yet. That was an error with the Nov release.

I used the ISO on the public mirrors from DEC 12 or something like that.

[ssjahrodss]

whats your kernel version?

[Chap]

Originally Posted by ssjahrodss

whats your kernel version?

Where does it say the kernel version, do I have to reboot and look for it in the info that scrolls by?

[ssjahrodss]

crtl alt f1... to get out ctrl alt f7 me i got kernel 2.6.16.20061110.ydl.2ps3 and i want to update to how

[Zoned]

yum update

[Chap]

Originally Posted by ssjahrodss

crtl alt f1... to get out ctrl alt f7 me i got kernel 2.6.16.20061110.ydl.2ps3 and i want to update to how

Mine says the same as yours