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From: ccjason@othello.ucdavis.edu (Jason Gabler)
Subject: Freebsd-1.0-RELEASE & XFree locks up on exit
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Date: Sun, 7 Nov 1993 20:32:40 GMT
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	My system was running fine with FreeBSD-1.0-GAMMA & XFree-1.3u.


	I put FreeBSD-1.0-RELEASE up with no problems.  It was easy and works
great (kudos to it producers)!

	Then I put up XFree-2.0, and I ran into a very annoying problem.  When
I kill my Xwindows session, whether via ctrl-atl-backspace or kill my window
manager (e.g. the last process in my .xinitrc), the screen drops out of
graphics mode and I get the normal text modes back, but somethings is not
dying properly.

	I can see the xinits startup info, but when I hit keys they come on the
screen but I get no shell prompt and typing command and hitting return does
nothing.  Also ^Z, ^C etc etc do nothing.

	I thought I had a bright idea when I ran screen before running xinit
and then thought I would get out of X and then start anouther screen and
try and do the rest of the get-out-of-xwindows cleanup manually.  All this did
was to further the problem in fully locking up my keyboarxd. 

	The next idea i had was to get my XFree-1.3u server executable out
of storage and run it on top of Xfree-2.0's libs and freebsd-release.
Same problem.  It locked up just like the 2.0 server.

I really have no idea what might be causing this.  I am thinking its might be
something that XFree depends on with in itself.  Or something Xfree 2.0
dependent that doesnt jive with Freebsd-1.0release.

	You're ideas and help  would be much appreciated.

Vale,
		jase

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`Jason Gabler                              Wide Area Info Sys Support       `
'Distributed Computing Analysis & Support  X Windows Programming & Support  '
`Information Technoloy                                                      `
'UCDavis. Davis, California, USA           jygabler@ucdavis.edu 916-752-2951'
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