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Date: Thu, 23-Apr-87 01:52:15 EST
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no such switch. He also tells me that original IBM ATs also do not have
such a switch but that all this information is stored in CMOS RAM.
Is there a possibility that I can simulate this switch
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From: carl@CITHEX.CALTECH.EDU (Carl J Lydick)
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Subject: Re: Type-ahead.
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Check to see if your login.com or the system-wide login.com is executing
the command:
        $ SET TERMINAL/INQUIRE
This is the only thing that should have a chance of interfering with
typeahead during login (other than a user-written program, of course).