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On 20-Oct-12 0:15, Paul Hartman wrote: |
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>> Small letter "m" looks more like "M" reduced in size. |
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>> And small "w" looks more like small and rotated "M". |
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> If you are using openrc, it contains /etc/conf.d/consolefont and |
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> /etc/init.d/consolefont which you can use to automatically override |
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> with a font of your own choosing at each reboot. |
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I booted install-cd, and console font there looks normal. |
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Then I booted my system again, and console font looks ugly. |
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I checked /etc/conf.d/consolefont: both install-cd and my system |
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use "default8x16". The only difference was that my freshly |
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installed system did not have corresponding start-up script |
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activated. So all I had to do was: |
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# rc-update add consolefont boot |
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Now font in console looks normal. Thanks! |
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Jarry |
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