I assume it saves to a file, right? I didn't know about this in svgalib.
If it saves to a file, I assume I could copy the saved from another machine
and load it on the one that's not working. Same video hw and mobo. I
really don't care if it crashes trying this (just prefer it not, but either
way I'd have to reboot)
> > When I have to kill -9 X, is there anyway (w/o rebooting, the
> > box has been
> > up for 73 days on 2.2.10 SMP) to get the console back the way
> > it was after
> > the machine boots? I've upgraded the kernel to 2.2.13 but
> > don't see a need
> > to reboot (the console isn't that big of a deal, but would
> > like to fix it).
> >
> > I'm sure someone else has been in this situation where the console is
> > completely messed up and would like to have it back w/o booting.
> >
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