r313487 recovered. Thanks and details.

From: Jeffrey Bouquet <jbtakk_at_iherebuywisely.com>
Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2017 05:55:33 -0800 (PST)
r313487 feb 9  i386 1200020
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Without the details for the thank-you, thanks for the recovery assistance.
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I found ABI in /usr/local/etc/pkg.conf which fix the :11 :12 issue at least for now, upgrading 
11-CURRENT to 12-CURRENT to fix seamonkey, and 2.46_4 working again maybe until
2.46_5 serious breakage, libevent2 probably relevant.  Until then...
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Small concern many tweaks 2004-2016 were reversed to new-install by base.txz which was
needed to restore system functionality.   I've backup files... nothing out of the
ordinary I see though.
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The main issue now is one, two, OR  14 hour ( or similar ) lockups of Xorg.
Repeatable:  [ I've yet to savecore when the stuff happens ]
>>>>>
links -g cannot be clicked upon, xterm can
Leaving Xorg, the interface ue0 cannot be bought up [ means no use restarting X without reboot]
Reboot fixes it    [  Xorg usage] [ ue0 axe0 usage ]
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One in four times, it is a crash to reboot from Xorg.  [ approximate ] at least until the
next Xorg update happens by pkg in about three days or less. as it is in ports.
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The only question unless valid hints at the above, is Xorg crashing ue0 or ue0 crashing
Xorg, or some common denominator in CURRENT that affects both like SCHED_ULE or
missing compat10x or a delete-old-libs not done recently?  Just in case some
more expert than I  [ who should have maybe stayed on 11-STABLE or even 11-RELEASE
so as not to write too many emails tying up persons' time... ] has more clues
than I as to the coding behind the .so internals and all.
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Thanks for reading. 
PS nano yudit lookat gnuls xvt roxterm rsync gcp xclip feh xv gs text2pdf 
    terminator urxvt  scrot        all useful day-to-day here...
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