LingBo Tang wrote: > Riny Qian wrote: > >> >> >>> >>> Furthermore, I think it's a little implicit to return a virtual console >>> from 'command line login' rather than with 'Alt+Ctrl+F#' keys. >>> For instance, if there are more than one consoles opening, who knows >>> which one is the user's target? >> >> >> Previous active virtual console or the system hard console before X >> starts up, if this option is really needed. >> >>> > > Can the 'system hard console' be configured by user?
The "system hard console" will be /dev/console (vt number is 0), and virtual consoles will be /dev/vt# (vt number is from 1 to MAX VT NUMBER). During X startup, it will remember the last active console, then query an available virtual console for itself, and activate it. During X shutdown, it will re-activate the last active console. > If so, after disable console login on system hard console like: > svcadm disable console-login:xxx, > what will happen when we choose 'command line login'? Or this option > will be disabled at that time? And it will be just like what we have today without virtual console. You will no ttymon on /dev/console or virtual console. But why do you do this?
