Since you don't specify the OS or app that you are using for the terminal/console it's impossible to say; but most apps have an option to increase the default font size in their settings. If you want more help, be more specific.
You don't configure the OS in LE to give bigger console text. You connect via SSH using an app and you set font size in the app. Or - you need to explain what you are trying to do - because it is not clear.
99.999% of LE users have no idea that a local console exists (in debug mode) and thus have no need to access it, so we haven't wasted space in the image adding font-size-changing binaries that 0.001% of users or less will use.
Have you tried experimenting with fbcon=font: options in kernel boot params? https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/fb/fbcon.txt
Da Flex ST Terminal is still part of System Tools Addon for Generic X11, just open the addon. Font size can be increased by <Control><Shift><PageUp>.
Hi, just regular LibreElec 10.3 generic in a multiboot setup (grub) using:
menuentry "LibreElec" {
set root=(hd0,6)
linux /KERNEL KERNEL boot=/dev/sda6 disk=/dev/sda5 quiet nosplash tty systemd.debug_shell
}
This debug shell can also be enabled from within the system:
systemctl enable debug-shell.service
Works on every device. But in order to use it kodi.service needs to be stopped first. Because when it's running it "hijacks" GPU and makes virtual consoles inaccessible. That is changing VTs with Ctrl+Alt+F<n> or chvt produces no visual effect. At least that's what happens on RPi4
99.999% of LE users have no idea that a local console exists (in debug mode) and thus have no need to access it, so we haven't wasted space in the image adding font-size-changing binaries that 0.001% of users or less will use.
It can be useful at times for those of us with keyboard attached to their box (and good eyesight). There is also possibility of having no device at hand to SSH from.
