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Getting the Console Font you Want
I simply unzipped the fonts I wanted from slackware and dumped them into the /usr/share/syscons/fonts directory. The two fonts I liked were mentioned above, the “t” and “scrawl” fonts, t.fnt.gz and scrawl_w.fnt.gz, respectively.
After that, read the vidcontrol manpage a little I tried issuing the command that would change the font. It worked instantly! I issued this command:
# vidcontrol -f 8×16 t
Since t.fnt was in the directory it was supposed to be, it found it automatically. I tried it with a font in my home directory, specifying the full path, and that worked too, of course.
Aaah, my console already looked a TON nicer. I once again had the warm fuzzy feeling that comes from using an open operating system, and I no longer had to have those evil lingering connotations of MS-DOS that come with the standard textmode font.
It was easy to make my computer boot up with this font, since FreeBSD already has an rc mechanism to allow for font selection. For example, to add my “t.fnt” to rc.conf, I’d simply add the line:
font8x16=”t”
JOs jedna mogucnost je ucitavanje vesa modula. vga=773nece raditi nikako jer je to mod za linuxov framebuffer. kako aktivirati to na bsd-u ne znam, ali znam da moze. cak sam video i splash screen…
@IgorPetrovic
Tnx, probaću ovo odmah.
@IvanJelicKV
Da ja sam probao da učitam vesa modul nešto kao
vesa_load=”YES”
ako se dobro sećam ali nisam siguran da se učitao.u svakom slučaju ovaj tekst kako konfigurisati ppp na FreeBSD upravo završavam tako da ću ga postaviti link noćas i posalti ljudima koji su tražili na PM.
ja sam dobio splahs screen ali on samo pokazuje sliku nema teksta a ja hoću presvega sitniji font (veču rezoluciju ili šta već) i posle u pozadini neki ql screen.Pozdrav
Getting the Console Font you Want
I simply unzipped the fonts I wanted from slackware and dumped them into the /usr/share/syscons/fonts directory. The two fonts I liked were mentioned above, the “t” and “scrawl” fonts, t.fnt.gz and scrawl_w.fnt.gz, respectively.
After that, read the vidcontrol manpage a little I tried issuing the command that would change the font. It worked instantly! I issued this command:
# vidcontrol -f 8×16 t
Since t.fnt was in the directory it was supposed to be, it found it automatically. I tried it with a font in my home directory, specifying the full path, and that worked too, of course.
Aaah, my console already looked a TON nicer. I once again had the warm fuzzy feeling that comes from using an open operating system, and I no longer had to have those evil lingering connotations of MS-DOS that come with the standard textmode font.
It was easy to make my computer boot up with this font, since FreeBSD already has an rc mechanism to allow for font selection. For example, to add my “t.fnt” to rc.conf, I’d simply add the line:
font8x16=”t”
Hm, ovo neradi kaže
bad font file
Tako da sam opet na početku, ali
kada učitam vesa modul i pokrenem
# vidcontrol -i mode
tu dobijam da mogu koristiti rezolucuju i da 1600x1200x32 e ako to pomaže.
Font je toliko velik da bi ga ja smanjio tri puta …. HELP
Pozdrav 😉Pronašao sam rešenje za moj problem sa prevelikim fontom prilikom boot-a i u virtuelin konzolama.
[code]echo -n ‘[Setting up VTs] ‘
for ii in /dev/ttyv*
do
/usr/sbin/vidcontrol < $ii VGA_80x50
done[/code]
međutim kada pokušam da je izvrišim prilikom boot-a, tačnije stavim je u /etc/rc.local ona neradi kaže:
vidcontrol bad arguments ….
a kada je stavim u skript i izvršim i virtuelne konzole ona radi. Smanji mi font i sve je super u čemu je problem nerazumem. I kako onda da je pokrećem prilikom podizanja sistema.Pozdrav 😉
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