On Sat, 11 Apr 2009, Allen Kistler wrote:
> The only thing that DontZap gets you is the ability to use
> alt-ctrl-bksp to kill X, which was the second part of François'
> suggestion.
you're right. i was utterly unable to "init 3" from my GNOME
desktop until i added the "DontZap" "false" directive to xorg.conf, at
which point "init" mysteriously started to work, for no apparent
reason.
turns out i celebrated too soon. after rebooting and updating just
now, i am unable to "init 3" -- the system just locks up. so we're
back to being confused.
rday
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