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> > Familiarity breeds contempt, I guess. 
> 
> I realize this is supposed to be a heretical, insulting suggestion,
> but you could always try reading the manual.  syscons(4) describes 
> it quite clearly, in a section titled "back scrolling."

I take *SERIOUS* exception to the terms "heretical, insulting
suggestion".
I am neither a heretic, nor do I insult anyone, especially someone I
don't know.

My only intention was to make fun of myself for forgetting about the
Scroll Lock key because I only use it for my kvm.