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I want to change my default text editor from vi to pico.
When I look in the .bash_profile or .bashrc I do not see the EDITOR variable. So how do I change the default permanently?

when I go to the network setting, the jaht adapter jn-1110r32c shows up as "via vt86c100a rhine-II pca" on eth0 and the realtek, which is part of the asus motherboard, shows up as r8169 on eth1

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I am an extreme novice trying to learn Linux. I have redhat 9 installed in a computer I built specifically to install and learn linux. I have an asus a7v8x-x motherboard with the realtek 10/100...

It was the motherboard...

I switched to a asus a7v8x-x and it works

I think by me putting the Gainward CardExpert Savage4 8MB AGP Video Card into the ASRock K7VT4A+" motherboard I messed it up...

I bought another video card... SAPPHIRE ATI RADEON 7000(RADEON VE) Video Card... installed it... still no monitor... So at least now I know that is not the problem now.

Maybe the power supply? ...

Thnx a lot for the help. I had my FSB set at default of 200mhz, when the cpu is a 266hmz processor. I also reset cmos others suggested and the instructions instructed on.

Still no monitor

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Something is up, because it started up recently. But then when I turned it off and started it again, I would not come up. Could it be the power supply? Its 300 watt.

BTW, its an ASRock k7vt4a+...

Yes... I did try the monitor without the kvm switch and I still get nothing. There are signs of life in the pc, however, be cause I do hear it booting up.

The monitor works on my main pc, just not on the 2nd one. And I think the bios boots up because I see the lights on PC come on (if this is an indication).

Yeah I think it is a very old version of OpenLinux. Because the first thing I tried was to install it on a separate partition on my main PC. I had a problem with it then and ended up unable to boot...

Question? How can I tell if the bios is starting up without the monitors?

I built a PC I intended on using to run Linux. It was using a AMD XP 2000 processor, had a 80 gig hard drive, and 256 mb of ram. I got it all connected and working and installed OpenLinux (from...