My not elegant solution was the creation of a script named /etc/init.d/restart-tty1 with the following content:
#!/bin/sh
stop tty1
clear
start tty1 > /dev/null
And, then, a symbolic link to it at /etc/rc2.d named S99zrestart-tty1. I have chosen the prefix S99z to be sure that it will be the last script to be called.
My not elegant solution was the creation of a script named /etc/init. d/restart- tty1 with the following content:
#!/bin/sh
stop tty1
clear
start tty1 > /dev/null
And, then, a symbolic link to it at /etc/rc2.d named S99zrestart-tty1. I have chosen the prefix S99z to be sure that it will be the last script to be called.