wsfontload! Yes, I've played with that, I think. It only works on the
terminal you're on, but it's better than nothing.
I'm going to try building a kernel for my laptop following your advice
and see if that helps.
Much obliged!
On 11/8/2020 11:06 AM, Benny Siegert wrote:
On Sun, 8 Nov 2020, Michael Huff wrote:
On a laptop with an intel card. During boot the font resizes into
something really tiny and barely readable -which gives me intense
eyestrain really quickly, and makes console troubleshooting a problem.
The console font is determined by the fonts which are compiled into
the kernel. By default, there is a font called BOLD8x16 and a
pixel-doubled version.
What I do is to create a new kernel config with "option
FONT_SPLEEN16x32", build a kernel and run that.
There is also a way to select a different font (including a different
size) at runtime (using wsfontload, I believe) but I have not played
with that.
