Since this has been mentioned, I though I'd take the
opportunity ...
Polytropon writes:
> You have X without HAL and DBUS? Use xorg.conf because this
> has worked for many years to centralize X configuration.
>
> You have X with HAL and DBUS, but don't want to use it? Reflect
> this choice in xorg.conf and continue with previous settings.
>
> You have X with HAL and DBUS, but some things aren't detected
> properly? Dive into the fun of XML and enter your settings in
> the appropriate files, whichever they currently may be. :-)
I have two systems - one Windows, one FreeBSD - that share
monitor, keyboard, and mouse via a kvm. FreeBSD had both HAL and
DBUS installed and activated in rc.conf.
Scenario: I'm working on the FreeBSD system, and switch to the
WIndows system (push the button on the kvm) everything's fine.
But when I switch back, I an now sitting at the Xdm prompt; I'm
guessing this means X has crashed.
I experimented a little and discovered if I disable DBUS after
initial boot, this no longer happens. (It makes some other things
unhappy, but I can live with that.)
Anyone have anyideas what might be happening and how to unbreak
this?
Robert Huff
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