Can this be integrated into the install process? The default terminal is solicited directly there
On Wed, Jul 1, 2020 at 2:05 PM Scott Seekamp <compli...@risei.net> wrote: > I just tested on a pi4 and it worked beautifully. /etc/boot.conf > > Scott > > > On Jul 1, 2020, at 11:43, Marcus MERIGHI <mcmer-open...@tor.at> wrote: > > > > unic...@disroot.org (Unicorn), 2020.07.01 (Wed) 17:36 (CEST): > >>> $ echo "set tty fb0" >> boot.conf(8) > >> > >> Where is that meant to go? I'd appreciate a bit of explanation, > >> especially since I don't seem to have that manpage. :) > > > > ouch! boot.conf(8) doesn't seem to exist on arm64. (apropos boot.conf) > > this was bad advice from me. sorry about that! > > my amd64 experience outweighs my arm64 mileage by (too) far. > > > > oh, and the "(8)" was confusing, too, as ian noted. > > > > marcus > > > > -- -- Tim
