On Sun, Feb 13, 2000 at 10:13:23PM +0100, Martin Bialasinski was only escaped alone to tell thee:
> > Speaking of logons, what control character may I write in the > > /etc/issue file so the screen is cleared and text writing begins in > > the upper left of the vc screen? I tried Ctl-L but it didn't work; > > I looked in the archives, no good, man pages getty and issue also > > ng. > > clear > file > > Ciao, > Martin Um, no. I know how to create empty files. :) Slink's default behavior leaves all the text from the previous user's session on the screen, and writes /etc/issue to the screen at the bottom, with all this old session text above it. Red Hat prints /etc/issue (I assume that's the file) on a blank screen at the screen's top. How? -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] || http://www.concentric.net/~bedlam Though nothing is wasted, everything is spent. -- Annie Dillard But to live outside the law you must be honest.... -- Bob Dylan
