Thank you very much Brian for your help again, I apreciate it very much.
I knew there was this solution as I wrote on my initial mail: but I wasn't
feeling satisfied about it, so I was wondering if there was an approach
allowing access to the system from the start, to be able to see the output (and
interact with the system) right after the kernel started up. Using GNU Screen
would also allow me to stay only inside this session, and would give me the
view of the screen that GNU Screne has. Or are you able to see dmesg messages
as long as they get printed on the console, for example? I am completely new to
*BSDs...
thank you very much again, and congratulations again for your work in ugen and
in NetBSD overall. I apreciate these efforts very much...
Enrico
