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$ ./setfont -h
Usage: setfont [option...] [newfont...]

Options:
  -<N>         load font "default8x<N>".
  -o <FILE>    write current font to <FILE>.
  -O <FILE>    write current font and unicode map to <FILE>.
  -om <FILE>   write current consolemap to <FILE>.
  -ou <FILE>   write current unicodemap to <FILE>.
  -h<N>        override font height.
  -d           double size of font horizontally and vertically.
  -m <FILE>    load console screen map ('none' means don't load it).
  -u <FILE>    load font unicode map ('none' means don't load it).
  -R           reset the screen font, size, and unicode map to the bootup defaults.
  -C <DEV>     the console device to be used.
  -v           be more verbose.
  -V           print version number.

The -[o|O|om|ou] options are taken place before the new font
is uploaded.

If no <newfont> and no -[o|O|om|ou|m|u] option is given,
a default font is loaded.

Explicitly (with -m or -u) or implicitly (in the fontfile)
given mappings will be loaded and, in the case of consolemaps,
activated.

Files are loaded from the /usr/local/share/*/.

Report bugs to authors.