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Subject:  Re: [9front] termrc and aux/realemu
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> the reason you do not see the file is because termrc
> *intentionally* forks the namespace and runs aux/realemu
> and aux/vga in that namespace. so we wont clutter /dev
> with slow userspace fileservers. it also doesnt start
> realemu when you'r not using vesa. this is all intentional.

Ok, I got you intentionaly did so. Then,
I don't undestand why /dev/realmode makes the system slow.

> why do you need /dev/realmode file? why do you not just
> set monitor=vesa and vgasize= variable to set graphics mode?
> do you wish to set up graphics later in your own scripts?
> in that case, you can just run aux/realemu yourself there
> before running aux/vga. what are you trying todo?

Why we need to separate this.
You don't want user mode device should not appear in /dev?
We couldn't have /dev/realmode anytime?

If it's not good, we should make aux/vga do it automatically.
I'm wrong?

Kenji