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Subject: Re: newcons and beeping X
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I've used attached script for making usable kbd.

I'm aware of another problem though (and can
clarify it now).

If I use any other character than a basic latin set, my=20
prompt is not preserved.

e. g.

Kuba@Thinkpad:/usr/home/Kuba $ abcdefghi

<deleting>

Kuba@Thinkpad:/usr/home/Kuba $ <prompt is right here>

Kuba@Thinkpad:/usr/home/Kuba $ =C4=85=C4=87=C4=99=C5=82=C3=B3=C5=BA=C5=BC

<deleting>

Kuba@Thinkpad:/usr/ho <prompt somewhere here>

Apart form that, newcons works, albeit kind of choppy,=20
do I have any control of it's resolution?

Can I make it more seamless with both X and bootloader?

(now I have bootloader for a splitsecond, abrupt video reset,=20
newcons spawned with the same resolution but with=20
different font, after starting X and going back to newcons=20
it preserves X resolution)



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