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Subject: booteasy output on serial console
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Hello,
    I was wondering if there was a way to get booteasy output on a serial
console? I can make an install floppy that works, but i want to get the
choices, f1 boot freebsd, f2 from second disk, etc. And would there be a way
of sending function keys via serial console? If not, some other method of
making selections?
Thanks.
Dave.