I agree: I don't see why the setfont command needs to be there at all.
I think most people are used to the default font their video card
provides. Why change it?
Jeff
> A friends system recently installed with Debian just booted in 80x50
> and set the font incorrectly, resulting in an unreadabl
A friends system recently installed with Debian just booted in 80x50
and set the font incorrectly, resulting in an unreadable screen.
(Only the top half of each character was displayed.)
This bug has been reported at least twice before, and apparently has
yet to be fixed.
The fix is to edit /etc/
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