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Hello. |
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Having recently installed GPM, I've decided to play with it and this is |
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what happens: |
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localhost root # /etc/init.d/gpm start |
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* Starting |
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gpm... [ ok ] |
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localhost root # /etc/init.d/gpm stop |
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* Stopping |
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gpm... [ ok ] |
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localhost root # /etc/init.d/gpm start |
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* WARNING: "gpm" has already been started. |
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localhost root # /etc/init.d/gpm restart |
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* Stopping |
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gpm... [ !! ] |
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This forces me to run "etc/init.d/gpm zap" to manually set gpm to |
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stopped state but this should really not happen. I've also heard of |
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other people on #gentoo having similar problems and not with gpm alone, |
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but pretty much every service. Any ideas on what's wrong ? |
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Sincerely, |
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| Dan Naumov (aka Jago on IRC) || Otavantie 2, 50670, | |
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| Otava Folk Highschool || Otava, Finland. | |
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| User of Gentoo Linux : http://www.gentoo.org | |
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