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> > You can basically do anything that loads the xserver I think. I originally
> > noticed when I was running kdump on a huge ktrace file in an xterm while
> > trying to figure out what was going on. The busy xterm made it work too.
> > ico is just a nicer way of doing it (and it's in my tvtwm menues ;-)
> 
> Have you tried running netscape as (in bourne/korn shells)?
>     XCMSDB=/dev/null netscape
> 
> has been working for quite some time with my native freebsd version

This seems to work, and is somewhat more straightforward than running ico.
What does that variable control?

	David.


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