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From: devtrix@netcom.com (Matthew B. Wood)
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Subject: Xserver trouble...
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Date: Tue, 19 Dec 1995 06:43:56 -0800 (PST)
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or so it seems.

Just upgraded to 1.1 and that was quite an ordeal.  :)

Then I noticed that after I tried to open a few "xterm"s they were bombing
out on me.  I logged the Xserver output and got this:

setegid(50): Operation not permitted
setegid(50): Operation not permitted

Now I seem to be getting the error but I seem to be able to launch an 
Xwindow OK in spite of this.  Does anyone know where I might look to tune 
this up?

As always, all help greatly appreciated.

And thanks much to the people who responded about my "supported PCI cards" 
question a little while ago!

+Matt
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Matthew B. Wood                                               mbwood@netcom.com
                   Je suis l'operateur du mini calculateur
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