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In Email, Doug White <dwhite@gdi.uoregon.edu> wrote:
> 
> Hit 'Scroll Lock' and the up arrow key to see the boot messages.
> 
> Never thought you'd use that key, eh?

Personally, I was kinda disappointed that the Sys Rq key didn't do 
anything, since that one was supposed to be used on big important 
mainframes, and I'd kinda been thinking FreeBSD was that sorta OS!

> 

-- 
tIM...HOEk
The opinions expressed above are mine,
and if my employer shares them, 
that's his hard luck.