Well, amazing. nice responses, friends !.
So the known solution is by providing a "font file" into console
? that make sense.
So, whether special font for DOS, or TTF font for modern (graphical console).
it seem promising to try.
Anyway, IIRC when I were young, it doesn't requires any font, it only dump an memory address with bits of new font face. but, lets forget the non-doable solution (except when using emulator such as DOSBox).
Now, back to console font, I found "Fontraption", an VGA-font editor.[1] it also released with source-code [2]
Further, it also has a VGA Font Collection.
I also noticed that what we are talking about was "VGA Font' topic[3].
(sorry, it was hard keyword for SEO to find).
As bonus, fyi, that guy has VGA/CRT simulation (visual effect), very nice videos. I love how the PalmOS is simulated; very realistic [4]
Back again to the topic, I still finding a sample run-able demo (source code).
let me know if you have any (Dos / turbo pascal also accepted).
[1]
https://int10h.org/blog/2019/05/fontraption-vga-text-mode-font-editor/[2]
https://github.com/viler-int10h/Fontraption/blob/master/VGA.inc[3]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VGA_text_mode[4]
https://int10h.org/blog/2021/03/simulating-non-crt-monitors-ffmpeg-flat-panels/