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Old 01-05-2008, 07:03 AM
Greg Beeker
 
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Default Re: set term type at boot

Doug Kite wrote:
> Is there a way to avoid the question about term type at boot time?

The
> system hangs and waits for an answer and does not continue until you

hit
> enter.


I've always just typed the term type there. After you complete the
software load, you can set the console type, but I don't recommend
that, since someone can come after you with a difference type, and that
could mess up the display. For example you may use an IBM 3151
terminal, and they could come in with a laptop using VT100 emulation.

> This is on AIX 4.3.2.


If you can, upgrade that guy to 5.1 at least. It may or may not help to
save the TERM setting until the next reboot.

>
> smitty tty has the right information entered for the terminal type.
> lscons shows the right terminal (tty0).


If you are the only user of this system, then smitty tty should do the
trick. After the boot process finishes, it shouldn't ask for your
terminal type.

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