[LispM] Greetings, all! - Cold Load Stream questions

[Alfred M. Szmidt]

   >    My personal README file says that for Genera to be happy, you need to
   >    enable the inetd services
   >      echo chargen discard daytime time
   >    and make sure your firewall isn't preventing the VM from seeing them
   >    through its IP tunnel.
   >
   > Nitpick, you don't _need_ to do that, you can either just return
   > happily from TIME:SET-CALENDAR-CLOCK at the debugger or set
   > TIME:*INITIALIZE-TIMEBASE-FROM-CALENDAR-CLOCK* to skip reading the
   > network clock. :-)

   Well, there's a bug in my copy of the genera emulator that prevents
   saving worlds (related to X11 protocol, so might not be present on
   Mac), so I can't set any variable for next cold boot. Also, I don't
   have access to more recent MIT sources where the bug might be fixed
   (hint, hint). And I prefer a streamlined solution to one requiring me
   to remember one more step at every boot time.

I doubt they are related to the VLM, but rather to the version of CLX
and some X11/XCB incompatibilities.  Why do think this might be fixed
in later MIT sources? AFAIK, MIT never used CLX, which was written by
TI.