> From : Tim Hockin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> what does [/etc/ioctl.save] do? I've not heard of it before.
% man init
...
When entering single user mode, init reads the console's
ioctl(2) states from /etc/ioctl.save. If this file does
not exist, init initializes the line at 9600 baud and with
CLOCAL settings. When init leaves single user mode, it
stores the console's ioctl settings in this file so it can
re-use them for the next single-user session.
...
For the original request:
begin 664 ioctl.save
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end
You probably already know that we run our console at 115.2 kbaud.
I expect the above encodes that somewhere.
cj*
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