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> /usr/libexec/ld-elf.so.1: Shared object "libXpm.so.4" not found
> waiting for X server to shut down

It seems xpm-3.4k is not installed. You can verify this by executing the
following command: pkg_info |grep xpm
I you don't get any output, you have to install the xpm port. The
easiest way to this is by using /stand/sysinstall, just like you did
when you reinstalled enlightenment and XFree86.

Mark

> BTW, I'm currently doing a CVSup and will probably do another make world 
> when it's finished.

This won't help, because xpm isn't part of FreeBSD


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