Solution:
1) 'tail -f /usr/adm/messages' (only gets system messages, not ALL console
output)
or
2) kill the running dxconsole (only one can run at a time), then run
'dxconsole' and it will magically appear on your screen.
Thanks go out to:
The guy at DEC support who showed me the answer whose name I can't remember...
Jim Haase <jim_haase_at_smtpgate.Mitchell.Com> (another source of #2)
kliebert_at_kgo.csc.com (Karl D Liebert)
Dan West <dwest_at_ad3100.ada.epa.gov> (had idea #1)
--
Karl Marble
Unix Administrator & Webmaster
City of Worcester Information Services
Worcester, MA
mailto:marblek_at_city.ci.worcester.ma.us
http://www.ultranet.com/~kmarble (My 'at-work' page isn't finished yet)
Received on Tue Nov 19 1996 - 20:45:40 NZDT