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Ctrl-Alt-Backspace Behavior
- From: Bryan Tyson <bryantyson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 2 Sep 2001 03:01:08 -0400
- Message-id: <01090203010800.03282@desk>
Ctrl-Alt-Backspace Behavior
I am using SuSE 7.2 with a TNT2 nvidia card. It has crashed on me
twice. In both cases it seemed like X crashed. Everything went away
except the wallpaper of my KDE2 desktop. In both cases, I had a
disturbing experience: all I wanted to do was restart X, so I pressed
ctrl-alt-backspace. In both cases, instead of restarting X, it rebooted
my system!
I have never heard of Linux rebooting when ctrl-alt backspace is
pressed, yet it has happened to me twice. Has anyone heard of this or
does anyone have an idea of how to avoid it rebooting when all I want
is to restart X?
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I am using SuSE 7.2 with a TNT2 nvidia card. It has crashed on me
twice. In both cases it seemed like X crashed. Everything went away
except the wallpaper of my KDE2 desktop. In both cases, I had a
disturbing experience: all I wanted to do was restart X, so I pressed
ctrl-alt-backspace. In both cases, instead of restarting X, it rebooted
my system!
I have never heard of Linux rebooting when ctrl-alt backspace is
pressed, yet it has happened to me twice. Has anyone heard of this or
does anyone have an idea of how to avoid it rebooting when all I want
is to restart X?
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Bryan S. Tyson
bryantyson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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