Nope… it just moves the mouse arrow around a bit and a Gnome startup dialog box as well

 

I know that’s supposed to immediately exit, and I believe, Ctl-Alt-<B-S> is supposed to cycle through the various resolutions but that doesn’t work either

 

Can I not prevent it from starting in the first place? I tried booting from the boot floppy, but that just ends up in the same place

 

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David

 

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Ctl-Alt-backspace

Ctl-Alt-backspace

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Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 8:56 PM

Subject: [XFree86] How do I exit?

 

I’ve finally gotten a Gnome desktop but something is clearly amiss with my keyboard and mouse setting

 

How do I stop the automatic boot into gdm, or exit?

 

Ctl-Alt-Del, Ctl-C, etc do not work

 

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David

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