Thanks to all who replied my question
Here is the original question followed by the replies
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>I have the follow problem :
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>getty: unable to find console in "/etc/gettydefs".
>getty: unable to find console in "/etc/gettydefs".
>getty: unable to find console in "/etc/gettydefs".
>getty: unable to find console in "/etc/gettydefs".
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>INIT: Command is respawning too rapidly. Check for possible errors.
>id:  cons "/usr/sbin/getty console console vt100"
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I check /etc/gettydefs and IS EMPTY !!!
How can I get or create a new /etc/gettydefs
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Thanks to :
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 * SOLUTION  1: *
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 Rick Beebe                       beebe_at_biomed.med.yale.ed       
 Jim                              reisert_at_eng.pko.dec.com
 Christian                        kurthch_at_zuo.dec.com
 Kevin J. Walters                 k.j.walters_at_lpac.ac.uk
 Helgi Viggosson                  helgi_at_ott.i
 Reply:
 
 To copy one from a system running the same operating system
( Observation: This is simple solutions if you have a similar machine)
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 * SOLUTION 2 : *
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Jorge Pizarro L.                  jpizarro_at_sonda.cl
        TU problema se puede solucionar como sigue:
        1. Bootear minimo (monousuarios)
	>>> boot -fl "s"
        2. Montar Read-Write la raiz
        # /sbin/mount -u /
        3. Copiar un gettydefs prototipo:
        # /sbin/cp /etc/.proto..gettydefs /etc/gettydefs
        4. Rebootear:
        # sync
        # sync
        # sync
        # reboot
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 * SOLUTION 3  :*
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 Didier Wagenknecht                     wagen_at_sic.adm.epfl.ch
Just copy /etc/.proto..gettydefs to /etc/gettydefs, and you'll
have a brand new uncustomized file!
(OBS: Is the most simple solution, specially if you don't have a similar machine 
for copies the archive /etc/gettydefs solution 1: )
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 * SOLUTION 4  :*
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Benoit Maillard
>>>boot -fl i dkxnnn 
enter image name: vmunix
#cat >> /etc/gettydefs
console# B9600 HUPCL CS8 CLOCAL # B9600 SANE IXANY TAB3 CLOCAL #\r\n\r\n%v (%h) 
%t\r\n\r\n\rlogin: #console
^D
should be enough to log in.
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Received on Thu Jun 08 1995 - 23:39:42 NZST