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> Yes that is definitely a problem. But how do they handle the current
> sysinstall? I assume that is a difficult one to grasp if you can't see
> it. Or do they use serial consoles with this 'talker' attached? I've never
> seen this 'talker' in use.

No, it works with VGA displays.  And it works just fine with sysinstall.

					Jordan