🚀 go-pugleaf

Louis Hissink <hissinkl@bigpond.com> writes:

> an intermittent hassle using this moose (large and dominating) is that
> once I make the intelligent decision to shut the system down by logging
> out and relogging as SU, then shutdown -r now, (So, blush blush, I can
> get into NT), sometimes, the term and kill secquence 'hangs" on shutting
> down gpm services.

Hmm, that's odd. 

I can't offer a 'real' solution, but one way I could think of is to
hack the /etc/rc.d/init.d/gpm script so that instead of killing gpm
nicely, it just kill -9's it.

Try changing the line that says 'gpm -k' to 'killall -9 gpm'

Or, have you tried yanking the mouse plug out before you shutdown??
:-)

		- Justin

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