# /etc/ttytab - ttytab with the entries for the virtual consoles.
#
#
# In principle, a normal getty (short for get tty) runs on the console.
console "/usr/sbin/getty console" stv52 on secure
#
#
# gettys on the serial interfaces
#
# Modems cannot be operated properly with this, that's why there is
# mgetty. gettys are switched on or off with on/off
# ttyS0 "/usr/sbin/getty std.19200" dialup off # Modem1
# ttyS1 "/usr/sbin/getty std.19200" dialup off # Modem2
# ttyS2 "/usr/sbin/getty std.19200" dialup off # Serial1
# ttyS3 "/usr/sbin/getty std.19200" dialup off # Serial2
# ttyS4 "/usr/sbin/getty std.19200" dialup off # Lan
#
# With MIDI it doesn't matter which baud rate you set, the only possible one is always used. 
# ttyS5 "/usr/sbin/getty std.19200" dialup off # Midi
#
#
# Example for the mgetty.
# ttySx "/usr/sbin/mgetty -x 6 ttySx"
#
#
# Virtual consoles - Each "on" entry opens a virtual
# console, which can be switched to with ALT-F[1-9].
# The real console is switched to with ALT-F10.
# GEM or better AES can only run on the real console. 
ttyv1    "/usr/sbin/getty"		stv52	on secure
ttyv2    "/usr/sbin/getty"		stv52	on secure
ttyv3    "/usr/sbin/getty"		stv52	off secure
ttyv4    "/usr/sbin/getty"		stv52	off secure
ttyv5    "/usr/sbin/getty"		stv52	off secure
ttyv6    "/usr/sbin/getty"		stv52	off secure
ttyv7    "/usr/sbin/getty"		stv52	off secure
ttyv8    "/usr/sbin/getty"		stv52	on secure
ttyv9    "/usr/sbin/getty"		stv52	on secure
