>Here's a simple example of a script that just displays systat
>on a terminal that you could run in place of a getty:
>#!/bin/sh
>TERM=vt220 /usr/bin/sudo -u nobody /usr/bin/systat vmstat < /dev/$1 >
/dev/$1
>If you have problems, look at /var/log/authlog, if you see "getty
>repeating too qui
Why not launch minicom inside a "screen" session from rc.local? You can
run it as the user you want, if you don't want it running as root.
Cam
Theodore Wynnychenko wrote:
Hello
I am trying to figure out how to modify the boot process to automatically
spawn a minicom session. (I know I have m
On 2008-06-23, Theodore Wynnychenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So, I think the place for me to modify this process is by changing the
> variable to execute getty in /etc/ttys to instead launch minicom? I tried
> this, but (i guess, obviously) it did not work.
getty takes care of setting up the
Hi,
i would want to do something similar, but have not found the best way to
have a user autologin to a certain console.
What i did was i added a user "autologin" with some password. Then i
added "su autologin" to /etc/rc.local. That takes care of logging the
user in. Then i added my actions
Hello
I am trying to figure out how to modify the boot process to automatically
spawn a minicom session. (I know I have many other options for what I am
trying to do, but I thaught this would be a good way to learn someghing
about OpenBSD.)
Basically, I have an old laptop, and (partially as a way
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