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> Now the VGA raster display driver and universal wscons are in the final 
> phase of testing. They are working quite well with Korean text (with a 
> couple of annoying problems, though). For further testing, I need to have 
> some Japanese documents in ISO-2022-JP and UTF-16/8. Could anybody provide 
> me with those?

I appended some.

If you want to create/convert Japanese text yourself, using "Jcode"
module with Perl is easy.

If you want ISO-2022-JP text, do

  % perl -MJcode -e 'my $j=Jcode->new(); while (<>) { print $j->set($_)->jis; }' <japanese.txt >japanese.txt.iso-2022-jp

If UTF-8,

  % perl -MJcode -e 'my $j=Jcode->new(); while (<>) { print $j->set($_)->utf8; }' <japanese.txt >japanese.txt.utf8

No idea for UTF-16.

Masao

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