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Subject: Update to XFree86-4.3 - long startup
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Hi,

every PC on which I update XFree86 to 4.3 has long startup times when
started with gdm or kdm.

Earlier (e.g. on 4.2) it took 1 to 3 seconds to get the gdm or kde
login. Now it takes from 10 seconds to 30 or more. I don't know why 
it happens.

Anyone found out what the problem is?

Thank you,
Martin