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On Thu, 7 Aug 1997 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>On 7 Aug, Brian K Servis wrote:
>> activity. I still could move the pointer though. My only solution at
>> the time was to push the reset button. If I had had a joystick driver
>> active I could have started a clea
On 7 Aug, Brian K Servis wrote:
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> I had thought of doing as you did, adding a shutdown menu option. I
> assume you are running as a regular user. How did you set it up so
> that 'you' could start the shutdown process?
>
I user the "super" package (I guess you could use sudo as well).
This i
On 7 Aug, Brian K Servis wrote:
> activity. I still could move the pointer though. My only solution at
> the time was to push the reset button. If I had had a joystick driver
> active I could have started a clean shutdown which would have saved me
> some work when the system came back up with a
Daniel J. Mashao writes:
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>On 6 Aug 1997, Linh Dang wrote:
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>>
>> I remember having seen somewhere that you can use the joystick to make a
>> clean
>> reboot. That's handy when X freezes and your keyboard and mouse get stuck.
>> Any
>> info, pointer ?
>That happens in OS/2 but I would not expe
On 6 Aug 1997, Linh Dang wrote:
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> I remember having seen somewhere that you can use the joystick to make a clean
> reboot. That's handy when X freezes and your keyboard and mouse get stuck. Any
> info, pointer ?
That happens in OS/2 but I would not expect to see this in Linux. A copule
of times
>>Linh Dang wrote:
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>I remember having seen somewhere that you can use the joystick to make a cl=
>ean
>reboot. That's handy when X freezes and your keyboard and mouse get stuck. =
>Any
>info, pointer ?
Did you try searching on sunsite or tsx-11? It's been a while since I last
heard about
I remember having seen somewhere that you can use the joystick to make a clean
reboot. That's handy when X freezes and your keyboard and mouse get stuck. Any
info, pointer ?
Thanx
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