>As long as it's wscons, not at all.
>
>(I'm hoping Matthias Drochner will get the New wscons code into the
>tree reasonably soon - it's much better than the old stuff.)

Yeah. I had reworked the pmax rcons code to get rid of the gross hacks
that loop back through the tty driver (there's an open PR on that) but
I didnt see much point debugging it when the new wscons was going to
be done Sometime SOon.

There's a simple bug in the Pmax version of the scc.c. chagnes.  The
"TK_NOTYET" needs to changed to be "HAVE_RCONS".  When I fix that,
the keyboard sort of works again. Without that, the keyboard input
I get is garbage. (I am guessing the same problem was affecting
Tohru-san's earlier changes, since I saw the same symptom there.)

But the only difference I'm seeing on a 5000/150, with rcons (on an
cfb) after applying this patch and fixing TK_NOTYET< is that keyboard
input is silently lost, rather than generating overflow messages.
Doing an "ls -l" of about 20 files on the console, and touch-typing
very fast, I lose about one char in three.

How was this code tested on a 5000/25?  Was it used with PPP or SLIP,
or something else?