I prefer 80X25 when in command-line mode (sometimes, there just isn't any reason to start X :) most of the time. However, there are times when more lines would be useful when using emacs to modify longer text files. I know the resolution can be changed in lilo for startup (in /etc/lilo.conf or type "linux vga=ask" on startup when lilo asks for which OS), then on startup press enter to see available options and choose one. However, I don't want to reboot each time I want to switch VGA modes. Is there a way to do this 'on the fly'? Again, this is NOT it X, this is purely while doing command-line stuff without ever starting X.
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