On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 15:57, Tom wrote:
> I don't log out. I press Ctrl+Alt+Del. It's just my monitor that
> goes blank; the system still functions. I can type commands and
> all, but don't see a thing :-)
Mine's a laptop, and it acts like all the interrupts have been disabled
- nothing has any e
Hey,
> And I thought I was the only one...
Heh. Me too :-)
> How do you log out, just pull the plug?
I don't log out. I press Ctrl+Alt+Del. It's just my monitor that
goes blank; the system still functions. I can type commands and
all, but don't see a thing :-)
> Where does your system write
>
On Mon, 2003-03-24 at 14:34, Tom wrote:
> Debian runs smoothly as long as I use X. The system boots fine, I
> land at the prompt, enter 'startx' when I feel the need to do so.
> When I want to switch back, however, from X to console, my monitor
> blanks, reporting it's "out of range".
>
> Indeed,
Hi all,
Debian runs smoothly as long as I use X. The system boots fine, I
land at the prompt, enter 'startx' when I feel the need to do so.
When I want to switch back, however, from X to console, my monitor
blanks, reporting it's "out of range".
Indeed, the refreshing rates it then mentions are t
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