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I have basically been able to find my way configuring Mandrake, since it
is based on the familiar RedHat dist.  However, I cannot seem to make
the login screens change for good.  I have edited the files 'issue' and
'issue.net', and if I logout and back in (either with getty or telnet,
rlogin, etc) I can see the successful change.  However, as soon as I
reboot, the edited files get wiped out completely and replaced with the
originals.

I have dug through '/etc' with no luck finding any hidden '.issue' (like
in OpenLinux).  There must be a script somewhere though - and where are
the original files being stored?

Anyone who has delt with this and can help please e-mail

Thanks in advance,
Ryan T. Rhea

->I just installed the new Mandrake 6.0 distribution (which, by the way,
->is very complete, and Is my new favorite over RedHat 6.0, Slackware 4.0,
->SuSE 6.1, and OpenLinux 2.2).
->
->I have basically been able to find my way configuring Mandrake, since it
->is based on the familiar RedHat dist.  However, I cannot seem to make
->the login screens change for good.  I have edited the files 'issue' and
->'issue.net', and if I logout and back in (either with getty or telnet,
->rlogin, etc) I can see the successful change.  However, as soon as I
->reboot, the edited files get wiped out completely and replaced with the
->originals.
->
->I have dug through '/etc' with no luck finding any hidden '.issue' (like
->in OpenLinux).  There must be a script somewhere though - and where are
->the original files being stored?
->
->Anyone who has delt with this and can help please e-mail

->
->Thanks in advance,
->Ryan T. Rhea
->
->

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