On Thu, 27 Feb 1997, Bill Studenmund wrote:
> You have a console configured without "options UCONSOLE". Start your
> console X window (the one you tell to take over as the console, by
> adding a -c to its command line, I think) while you are root.
> 
> So su to root, then fire off the xterm. Now all your messages will
> go to the xterm.

Oh yeah, I noticed xconsole not working too... or at least it doesn't 
work as non-root. I have options UCONSOLE in my kernel config, and 
according to options(4), it's supposed to allow anyone to grab the 
console output, not just root. So why do I have to su before running 
xconsole (or xterm -c)? It works properly on my NetBSD/i386 system, but 
not on the mac68k.

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