Yes. It is not implemented in the kernel and it would not
be trivial to do so (or even wanted)
>kernel messages are available on both - tty0 and ttyS0 while
>userspace messages (from initscripts) only on last specified
>- in such case ttyS0.
That's because printk() in the kernel uses a very different codepath than
the userland write(console, "hello")
Mike.
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