On Saturday 10 April 2004 12:46 pm, Ashley M. Kirchner wrote:
> Reuben D. Budiardja wrote:
> >The machines that have this problem does not run X, it's in init 3.
>
> Not that this will shed any light on what the possible problem is,
> but if those machines aren't running X, why not simply shut the xfs
> service down? (service xfs stop ; chkconfig xfs off)
Except sometimes people (users) export X application from those machines,
which get displayed on their local machine. Will xfs be needed on for that?
If not than I'll just shut it down.
Furthermore, on one of the machines I tried to go back to the original
XFree86-xfs that comes with RH 9, and it seems to fix the problem. So there's
something funky with the up2date version...
Thanks.
RDB
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