Very Computer

Thanks,
Ryan Rafferty
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"vi is my shepherd; i shall not font.  in the name of edlin, ex,
and the holy post.  :wq"

use PCVT.  it's in the src/arch/i386/isa directory.

Mark

:

: : Is there any way to configure my new NetBSD 1.1 system to switch
: : virtual terminals ala Linux?  I have a ton of experience with Linux,
: : But I am a newbie to the BSD world.
:
: use PCVT.  it's in the src/arch/i386/isa directory.

But it will work only for PC machines, right? Is there any general
solution (like, for Amigas ...)?
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Quote:>> Disclaimer: My views do not necessarily reflect those of my employer. <<

: :

: : : Is there any way to configure my new NetBSD 1.1 system to switch
: : : virtual terminals ala Linux?  I have a ton of experience with Linux,
: : : But I am a newbie to the BSD world.
: :
: : use PCVT.  it's in the src/arch/i386/isa directory.

: But it will work only for PC machines, right? Is there any general
: solution (like, for Amigas ...)?

I don't know if console drivers with this capability exist for other
platforms.  (The original poster has i386, I assume, because was referring
to the Linux OS as reference.)

One of my personal favorite programs is "screen", which will allow multiple
terminal connections over one terminal device.  I highly reccommend that
you look into it!

Mark