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> > running (4-Stable)
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > short form question:
> >  how does one run XDM under securelevel>0 ?

I've revived the Apature kernel patch for the 4-Stable kernels
and put a flag in for mutex under 5-Stable, but have not and will not test that
part.
The Xorg package does support it with the right flag switched on.. 
So... the XDM under Seclevel is under control
i will publish the new version of the patch once i've tested it a bit more.

next one will be enabling access to /dev/<(a)cd0c> for CD writing.
unless someone has a clever idea on how to do it ?!
pointers and samples are welcome

Cheers
* Anna