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Operating Systems SCO X Server -> keyboard and mouse are freezing Post 302447173 by jpradley on Saturday 21st of August 2010 03:37:23 PM
Old 08-21-2010
I never saw an /etc/xorg.conf file on any release of OSR 5. It does show up on OSR 6.
 

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SCREENBLANK(1)						    BSD General Commands Manual 					    SCREENBLANK(1)

NAME
screenblank -- screen saver daemon for wscons and FBIO machines SYNOPSIS
screenblank [-k | -m] [-d inactivity-timeout] [-e wakeup-delay] [-f framebuffer] [-i input-device] screenblank {-b | -u} DESCRIPTION
screenblank disables the framebuffer if the keyboard and mouse are idle for a period of time, and re-enables the framebuffer when keyboard or mouse activity resumes. When killed with a SIGINT, SIGHUP, or SIGTERM, screenblank will re-enable the framebuffer. The pid can be found in the file /var/run/screenblank.pid. The options are as follows: -b Overriding the other options, simply try (once) to blank the framebuffer, then exit. -d inactivity-timeout Wait the number of seconds specified by inactivity-timeout, expressed in the format ``xxx.xxx'', before disabling the framebuffer due to inactivity. The default is 600 seconds (10 minutes). -e wakeup-delay Wait the number of seconds specified by wakeup-delay, expressed in the format ``xxx.xxx'', before re-enabling the framebuffer once activity resumes. The default is .25 seconds. -f framebuffer Use the framebuffer device framebuffer instead of the default /dev/fb. -i input-device Add input-device to the list of devices to monitor for activity. -k Do not check the keyboard for activity. -m Do not check the mouse for activity. -u Overriding the other options, simply try (once) to unblank the framebuffer, then exit. Note that the -k and -m flags are mutually exclusive. FILES
/dev/kbd The keyboard device. /dev/mouse The mouse device. /dev/console The console device. /dev/fb The default framebuffer. /dev/wskbd The keyboard for wscons machines. /dev/wsmouse The mouse device for wscons machines. /dev/ttyE0 The console device for wscons machines. /var/run/screenblank.pid File containing the pid of screenblank. BSD
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