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Section - -42- How can I restart the X server?

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  To restart the X server (Xsgi) once, do any one of the following
  (in increasing order of brutality):

  - killall -TERM Xsgi
  - hold down the left-Control, left-Shift, F12 and keypad slash keys
    (this is fondly known as the "Vulcan Death Grip")
  - /usr/gfx/stopgfx; /usr/gfx/startgfx
  - reboot

  To restart the X server every time someone logs out of the console,
  edit /var/X11/xdm/xdm-config, change the setting of
  "DisplayManager._0.terminateServer" from "False" to "True" and do
  'killall -HUP xdm'.

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Top Document: SGI graphics Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Previous Document: -41- How can I start and stop the graphics system?
Next Document: -43- How can I run 'xinit' manually, rather than automatically from 'xdm'?

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