->
-> hi, logout and login again
-> Paul
->
-> On Thu, 14 Aug 1997, Shaleh wrote:
->
-> > I ran grep and it ended up reading a binary file. Now my console is
-> > gibberish -- control chars, escape sequences, and non-printable chars.
-> > I tried kill -HUP on getty, I tried kill on getty -- n
Try the reset command. I believe the best results are when TERM=linux,
but I can't be sure.
Brandon
On Thu, 14 Aug 1997, Shaleh wrote:
> I ran grep and it ended up reading a binary file. Now my console is
> gibberish -- control chars, escape sequences, and non-printable chars.
> I tried kill
>
> hi, logout and login again
> Paul
>
That might not be enough to fix it. If it's still hosed, try running
'reset' this is usually enough to clear-up most situations like this.
Note: you may have to type it in "blind" since you won't be able to
see the text as you're typing it. Also, I don't
You can try reset, tput reset and echo ^V^O. I have had most success with
echo ^V^O
I Hope this helps.
// Heikki
Shaleh wrote:
>
> I ran grep and it ended up reading a binary file. Now my console is
> gibberish -- control chars, escape sequences, and non-printable chars.
> I tried kill -HUP
hi, logout and login again
Paul
On Thu, 14 Aug 1997, Shaleh wrote:
> I ran grep and it ended up reading a binary file. Now my console is
> gibberish -- control chars, escape sequences, and non-printable chars.
> I tried kill -HUP on getty, I tried kill on getty -- no dice. Any
> ideas?
>
>
I ran grep and it ended up reading a binary file. Now my console is
gibberish -- control chars, escape sequences, and non-printable chars.
I tried kill -HUP on getty, I tried kill on getty -- no dice. Any
ideas?
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