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Subject: Re: syscons and mono VGA screens?
From: asami@FreeBSD.ORG (Satoshi Asami)
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 * Heh.  I see that too on thud (running -current), FWIW.  Until now,
 * however, I just thought it was just some weird serial console hack in
 * Satoshi's kernel. :-)  We have an MGA monitor hooked to a port switch,

Hey, I don't hack consoles!  I only hack bank vaults, remember?

Satoshi