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At 11:36 AM 12/11/2011, Ben Kaduk wrote:
 
>Did you take the change to /etc/ttys going from cons25 to xterm 'type'?

I didn't have to change it; it was that way when the OS was installed.

Problem seems to be that the behavior (specifically, reverse video on the
25th line) doesn't quite match the xterm termcap entry.

--Brett