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Date: Mon, 30 Jun 1997 12:49:22 -0700
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From: Elton Chiu <echiu@majendie.com>
Subject: Turning off messages in virtual terminal
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Hi,

I noticed that when I logged on more than one virtual terminals, the first
virtual terminal would display couple lines of login messages from the
second virtual terminal as well. Could anyone please tell me how I could
suppress those messages?

Another unrelated question is how do I recall the last command typed at the
console (on Linux, I typed the "up arrow" key and ^R for other systems).

Thanks for your help.

Elton
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