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| scott@slp53.sl.home (Scott Lurndal): Jun 26 10:41PM >console/terminal/tty/whatever on which the boot-process outputs its progress >and I than use to program in. Or with what I should refer to the ones under >ALT F2...F6. The unix 'tty' command will tell you the name of the node in /dev that corresponds to your controlling terminal. That name might be /dev/console for the device that owns the host keyboard/mouse/graphic card; normally known as the system console. The name might instead be /dev/ttys0, or /dev/usbtty0, or /dev/serial/0 for a serial attached device, or may be /dev/pts/17 for a pseudo-terminal pair (e.g. used by xterm, gnome terminal and other gui and non-gui terminal emulators. |
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