Thus spake Jason Green:
> 
> Hi all...
> 
> Straight to the point - virtual terminals don't seem to be working on my machine :(
> 
> I'm running a IIci, and are using internal video.  Whenever I type Command-1 or whatever, I just 
> get the number I typed up on the screen.  Am I going about changing terminals incorrectly?
Here's the thing, the virtual terminal code was pulled out of kernel space and into a separate program (called dt) quite awhile ago.  I cannot recall
if it was before or after the release of 1.0, but I would reccommend for
numerous reasons, not the least of which is the SCSI driver, upgrading to
1.1 anyway.

However, in the meantime, You should be able to get a copy of dt from 
puma.bevd.blacksburg.va.us.  Because you are running 1.0, you will have
to rebuild the binary to run with the older kernel grf structures. :(

> 
> I've tried creating a "ttye1" device using MAKEDEV.local and adding an entry to /etc/ttys for it, 
> but that just freezes the boot process at "starting ttys" :(
You should get rid of this sorta thing.  dt will take care of the virtual
devices and management of that sort.

> 
> Oh, almost forgot to tell ya' - I'm running the kernel distributed with NetBSD-1.0, and the whole 
> 1.0 package.
If you have a slow net connection, you could at least upgrade to the 1.1 kernel.
The generic kernels all have compatibility with netbsd-1.0 binaries builtin..

> 
> Please help!  Thanks in advance.
Hope that this did.


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