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I've been logging to to check from time to time, and it appears that
the fxtv program I left running stopped capturing sometime earlier today.
The system is up and running OK, which is a *vast* improvement over the
previous difficulties :-)  It seems that it must have got upset at something
along the way and stopped.

But it was running for a some number of hours prior, and I beat on it pretty
hard last night with the same behavor which caused my mysterious system
hangs, and it kept on running.

louie