[Rule-list] Anybody have experience with openvt?

chris clark clarkcd at myrealbox.com
Sat Jun 1 14:28:51 EEST 2002


I can't try it on this machine (fixed freq. monitor)

but the man page says:
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EXAMPLES
       openvt  can  be used to start a shell on the next free VT,
       by using the command:

       openvt bash

       To start the shell as a login shell, use:

       openvt -l bash
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give that a try.



-----Original Message-----
From: "Eugene Wong" <disposable_eugene at hotmail.com>
To: rule-list at mail.freesoftware.fsf.org
Date: Tue, 28 May 2002 12:12:53 -0700 
Subject: [Rule-list] Anybody have experience with openvt?

Hi everybody.

I can't get openvt to launch a new console with bash. Anybody know how to do 
that? As root, I typed:

[root at ew486 root]# openvt
[root at ew486 root]#

I switched to the next available terminal, but no bash. I think that this 
may be a good way of saving memory, because we only open the vt's that we 
need. What do you guys think?


Sincerely, and with thanks,
Eugene T.S. Wong


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