What terminal are you using? Linux console? (What is $TERM when you log in to the Solaris system?)
If it is "linux" you can just use export TERM=vt100 The linux console is compatible with vt100 termcap/terminfo entries. HTH, -D On Fri, Jan 12, 2001 at 08:52:10AM +1100, Mark Mackenzie wrote: | hi, (this has to be a faq, but i cannot find it) | | export TERM=dtterm gives me an almost functioning terminal. just have | to fix up sun's annoying delete, home/end & pgup/dn key problems. | | if i was in X i would: (from xterm FAQ) | | XTerm.VT100.Translations: #override \ | ~Shift<Key>Home: string(\033[1~)\n\ | ~Shift<Key>End: string(\033[4~)\n\ | ... | | Is there an equivalent for the normal console? | | Is it true that "UNIX terminal line protocol does not have a 'delete | next char' function" so I am doomed to be without a delete key? | (delete works ok in vim though) | | thanks, | mark.
