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From: Brian Handy <handy@sag.space.lockheed.com>
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Subject: Xemacs doesn't like -STABLE
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Hey folks,

I just compiled a new -STABLE kernel from Yesterday, and I've got some
problems.  Xemacs crashes into some sleeping state and quits working.  The
output of a 'ps aux':

handy      617  0.0  3.1  4316 6004  p3  S     5:23PM    0:01.76 xemacs
(xemacs-20.3)

This is a hung xemacs.  The package worked a day ago, just new problems
are giving me grief.


Any ideas what might be doing this?  I'm not sure where to look.


Thanks,

Brian


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