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   You are looking at a detailed display for a particular tty setting.
   Tty settings are used by getty(1M) to set up the speed and terminal
   settings for a line.  They supply information on what the login(1)
   prompt should look like as well as the speed to try next if the
   user indicates the current speed is not correct by typing a <break>
   character.

   The following information is contained in the display:

   Initial Flags:  These flags are the initial settings for the line
                   if a terminal is not specified to getty(1).

   Final Flags:  These flags take the same values as the initial-flags
                 and are set just before getty(1) executes login(1).

   Login Prompt:  This is the prompt that appears when a connection
                  is made with the line.

   Next Setting:  If the current entry does not specify the desired
                  speed (indicated by the user typing a <break>
                  character), then this is the next entry that 
                  should be searched for.  This allows a series 
                  of speeds to be linked together, into a closed set, 
                  for sequencing.  (For example, 2400 linked to 1200, 
                  which in turn is linked to 300, which finally is 
                  linked to 2400.)

