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NAME
     /etc/getscr - getty front end for console screens

SYNOPSIS
     /etc/getscr [options] device [arguments to getty]

DESCRIPTION
     /etc/getscr is a getty front end which opens an  Amiga  Unix
     console  screen  and  sets its graphics modes and resolution
     before running getty.  Typically, /etc/inittab will have one
     /etc/getscr  entry for each console virtual screen which may
     be used.

     /etc/getscr is run from /etc/inittab to open

OPTIONS
     /etc/getscr recognizes the following options:

     -0 aaa
          Set the background color to aaa, where aaa is  a  three
          digit  hex number representing the red, green, and blue
          color levels.

     -1 aaa
          Set the foreground color to aaa, where aaa is  a  three
          digit  hex number representing the red, green, and blue
          color levels.

     -f font
          Load the specified font before running getty.  font may
          be  an absolute pathname of a font file, or the name of
          one of the fonts in /usr/amiga/lib/font.

     -g key
          Bind the screen to function  key  group  key.   If  not
          specified, the screen will have a random binding.

     -m mode
          Set the screen's mode value to  mode.   See  screen(7A)
          for a description of the mode bits.

     -x n Request a screen n pixes wide.

     -y n Request a screen n pixes high.

     -z n Request a screen n pixes deep.

EXAMPLES
     The /etc/inittab entry

     F2:23:respawn:/etc/getscr -g2 -x800 -y600 -0 000 -1 fff term/con2 con




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     would open a screen on function key 2 with a x resolution of
     800  pixels  and  a  y  resolution  of 600 pixels.  With the
     default font, this would yield 50 lines of text each with 80
     characters  per  line.   The screen would have a black back-
     ground and a white foreground.

SEE ALSO
     color(1A), sioc(1A), inittab(4), screen(7A)















































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