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>I don't know terribly much about X. Someone else please help this user.
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> Thanks
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> Bruce
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>From: Arrigo Triulzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Hello,
>>
>> sorry for writing to you direct but this is urgent: it seems
>> that under the Debian X11 installation it is impossible to reboot the
>> machine at the Xlogin prompt under xdm. I know this is a Good Idea
>> (tm) but we are running dual-boot systems and this is a requirement so
>> that students can switch back to DOS when then need.
>>
>> Basically, if we can't find a way of doing this we have to
>> remove Linux and we lose the chance of introducing it into the Dept.
>>
>> Please let me know if you have any idea on how to get C-A-Del
>> to work at the Xlogin prompt under xdm. I have checked the HOWTO's but
>> to no avail.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Arrigo
This is what I do at home:
At the xdm prompt, press Ctrl-R (^R), this will stop the xdm program and
return you to the last virtual terminal you used.
Then press Ctrl-Alt-Del.
So it's Ctrl-R Ctrl-Alt-Del
Hope this helps,
Jeroen van der Most
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