Re: Frozen cursor after logout; CLI escape
for configuring the services that run in yourt current runlevel, i would
recomend 'rcconf'. you might have to apt-get it, but it is a nice little
cmnd line app for sorting out the various services!!
just my 2cents
dylan
Michel Dänzer said at ÒRe: Frozen cursor after logout; CLI escapeÓ.
[2002/11/01 12:32]
> On Fre, 2002-11-01 at 20:53, Marc Stergionis wrote:
> >
> > I have been using (since root obviously can't log in graphically)
> > control-option-F1 to get a command line to use as root,
>
> Better never log in as root at all. sudo or su is your friend.
>
> > but can't figure out how to toggle back out of that (to the user login)
>
> alt-F7, where alt can be option or command depending on the keymap.
>
> > and when I try to log in as my user, the screen tells me there's
> > already an xserver running (the existing graphic login screen).
>
> You could start another one with startx -- :1 .
>
>
> > Also, whenever I do use graphic login to start a user session, and
> > then logout to the graphic login screen, may cursor is *always*
> > frozen, even though it just worked in the previous session.
>
> This has been reported before, unfortunately I don't remember if any
> solution has been found yet.
>
>
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> XFree86 and DRI project member / CS student, Free Software enthusiast
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