From: nospam.Al@f757.n153.z1.fidonet.org   
      
   Hello Edmund,   
      
    EW> I've tried the following:   
      
    EW> 1) sudo ./mystic -l   
    EW>    Result: boots to prompt after ~4-5 minutes.   
      
   I never run ./mystic -l as root. I suspect this is where permissions errors   
   come from.   
      
   You will likely need to chown the files in your mystic directory so they are   
   owned by the user that owns ./mystic rather than root.   
      
    Ttyl :-),   
            Al   
      
   ... Do you like me for my brain, or my BAUD?   
      
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