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From: August Grammas <amg@crl.com>
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Subj: anomalous behavior of FreeBSD 2.1 X
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       When I invoked X by the xinit command, it gave me the message:
         unable to open /dev/ttyv4.

       I used mknod to create /dev/ttyv4 and made the appropriate
         entry in /etc/ttys and then I got the error message:
         unable to open /dev/ttyv5!

       Help!

       On system bootup, the following line is displayed:
         ldconfig path: /usr/lib /usr/X11R6/lib /usr/local/lib
         with the white space following the "lib" directories.


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