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  getty

 SYNTAX

       /etc/getty  [ char ]

                                                    [type [line disc] ] ]

       /etc/getty  [-h]  [-t timeout] line  [speed

 FUNCTION

       getty is the principal UNIX terminal login 

       controller.  It sets terminal type, modes, speed, 

       and other terminal line characteristics.

       The getty process for every port is specified 

       in the /etc/inittab file as the last action 

       to be performed during multi-user initialization 

       process, and is started by the /etc/init process.

  Once initialized, the getty process is constantly waiting

  for an interrupt from the terminal.  If an interrupt is received,

  it sends a login:  prompt to the terminal screen.  After you

  enter the login name, getty starts the login process which

  prompts you for your password, and if the password is correct,

  a shell is started for you; otherwise, a new login:  prompt 

  is issued.

  The steps from terminal initialization to

  receiving the terminal prompt are:

       init--> getty--> login--> shell

  Let us specify the getty line discipline

  with no timeout (no -t), no hangups (-h)

  for the line /dev/ttyt3 with speed of 9600 baud!

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 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Please type getty -h /dev/ttyt3 9600

 Please type getty -h /dev/ttyt3 9600

 You will be helped this time.

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FORGET1

 $PROMPT$getty -h /dev/ttyt3 9600              

 Observe the result on the terminal

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