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If you type "X", switch back to the tty where X server was started from (most likely [CTRL-F1]), press [CTRL-Z], and switch back to the tty which the X server ...
- 03-28-2005 #1Linux Newbie
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doing this would freeze up your computer...
If you type "X", switch back to the tty where X server was started from (most likely [CTRL-F1]), press [CTRL-Z], and switch back to the tty which the X server is on (most likely [CTRL-F7]), your computer would freeze up. Is this a bug?
- 03-28-2005 #2Linux Engineer
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doesn't happen on mine
may be a problem, what are you running?
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- 03-28-2005 #4Linux Guru
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Whenever I squirt water on my CPU to cool it down, the computer locks up and smells funny. Is that a bug?
Probably because you have X windows start by inittab, instead of running startx from a command line. If you do the latter, the console will be "occupied" by X windows (don't know if you could run it in the background by running "startx &". Since user222 seems like an adventurous guy, maybe we can get him to try it). Consequently, if you shutdown the console "in" which X windows is running, you will pull the rug from under X.
Originally Posted by genesus /IMHO
//got nothin'
///this use to look better


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