I SUPed the kernel on Dec. 4, and it built OK.  However, there is a VERY
strange problem:

If I boot this new kernel and log in, my terminal type is set to "su".
Needless to say, Vi, etc. don't like this very much.

If I boot with an earlier kernel, using the SAME binaries, my terminal type
is set to "vt200" which is correct.

I have verified this quite carefully.

How does the system figure out the terminal type at boot-up?  I have nothing
set in my .profile or .login or .cshrc.  The ttytab shows vt200 for ttye0.
Why should the kernel affect this?

Another question: has the proc structure size changed recently?  Where can
I get a ps that works with the Dec. 4 kernel?

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