"properly" disabling ttys
Hello, bit of a newbie question here I think.
I edited /etc/ttys to disable ttyC1, ttyC2, ttyC3 and ttyC5. Only ttyC0 is enabled at this point, as ttyC4 is disabled by default.
I log in on my user on ttyC0 and start X with xinit, which starts on ttyC4 as it should.
There are no other getty processes to be found in top, so all seems fine.
However in dmesg I see the following message:
wsdisplay0: screen 1-5 added (std, vt100 emulation)
According to wsdisplay(4), this may be the compile-time default. However I do not understand why it's only 5, when by default 6 (ttyC0-ttyC5) virtual terminals are provided according to the openbsd FAQ.
Anyway. I'm not sure if having those extra screens is a problem in some way, or if I can simply ignore the matter.
So my question would be: In order to "properly" disable the ttys, do I need to delete the extra screens provided by wsdisplay with 'wsconscfg -d' or should I ignore them?
Thank you for your time, I'm sorry if this is a dumb question.
dmesg https://0x0.st/XpLJ.txt
Edit: My main goal is to get rid of the extra gettys/login terminals without breaking something, so perhaps I worded it badly.