This is a bug in xdm (reported).  Try removing the link in /etc/rc?.d that
starts xdm.  Better solution is removing xdm and installing it again when
it's fixed.  I'm not at my box now, so I can't give the exact answer, but
I want to do the same because it seems to lock up my keyboard (another
bug, but this may be limited to Branden's beta build).

HTH,
Brandon

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On Mon, 28 Dec 1998, Sean M Hollingsworth wrote:

> I am having some weirdness with the version of xdm in slink.  When the
> package installed and did its setup, xdm started itself.  I thought this
> was a test, like when you install the Xserver, but xdm did not then
> shutdown.  I killed it and eventually rebooted.  Now in /etc/X11/config
> I have no-start-xdm.  When my system came back up, xdm started again. 
> I've tried touching /etc/X11/config, recreating it, etc...  Short of
> renaming /etc/init.d/xdm, I can't find any way of stopping xdm now. 
> Anyone have any ideas (other than that the xdm package has a bug, which
> I suspect)?
> 
> Sean
> 
> Oh and if this message comes through as html, let me know; I seem to be
> having a problem getting netscape to stop.
> 
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