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This puts the console back into ASCII mode. Note that kbd_mode is not a windows
program, it just fixes the console mode.
On an x86 system: log in remotely and start, then kill the X server, or reboot the
system.
Technical Notes
The usual reason for this problem occurring is an automated script run from
cron(1M) that clears out the /tmp directory every so often. Ensure that any such
scripts do not remove the /tmp/.X11-pipe or /tmp/.X11-unix directories, or
any files in them.
core dumped
Cause
A core(4) file contains an image of memory at the time of software failure, and is
used by programmers to find the reason for the failure.
Action
To see which program produced a core(4) file, run either the file(1) command or
the adb(1)(1) command. The following examples show the output of the file(1)
and adb(1) commands on a core file from the dtmail program.
$ file core
core: ELF 32-bit MSB core file SPARC Version 1, from ‘dtmail’
$ adb core
core file = core -- program ‘dtmail’
SIGSEGV 11: segmentation violation
^D
(use Control-d to quit the program)
Ask the vendor or author of this program for a debugged version.
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