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I've had a couple of problem reports with the 6152 X-server package,
which may be display related, or 3rd-party related (e.g. AFS 3-or-later),
or with the kernel build. For everyone's information, I was asked to
not include the kernel binary in the kit - this to avoid potential binary
redistribution concerns by AT&T - so you had to build some crucial part
yourself. In spite of the "X11.r2-only support", we do want you to use
later versions if you choose to (after all, in quality terms, r2 << r3 < r4),
and so the 6152 X-server kit was intended to allow you to make your own
selection. This may be a contributing factor.

I'd like to get this resolved so send me your problems, with as much detail
as you can. Thanks in advance to Joe Greco (Wisconsin at Milwaukee), Lowell
Schulmen (IBM at CUNY), and of course, Bill Webb (IBM at Palo Alto), who
created the package.

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Eric Brunner, Consultant, IBM AWD Palo Alto	(415) 855-4486
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trying to understand multiprocessing is like having bees live inside your head.