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From: Michael Imor <umji@fang.cs.sunyit.edu>
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Subject: linux emulation problem
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I'm having a problem with linux emulation on a machine running
FreeBSD-current/SMP. Quake.x11 hangs after the "Console initialized.",
however quake.x11 -nolan (or -noudp) works fine (with sound thanks to
Amancio!).  Same thing for StarOffice and a couple of other apps that use
networking under linux emulation.  Any ideas?

Mike