I suggest that you try the following instead of "reset":
just type
cat
ESCc (Esc key, then C key (no shift, no caps-lock)
Ctrl-D
You should hit RETURN after the first two lines.
It worked for me some times that reset did not work. I did not try the
other methods you state.
Antonio
On F
Hello there,
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, Oswald Buddenhagen wrote:
> On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, Evan Moore wrote:
> > after reading a binary file sometimes the terminal gets all messed up and
> > everything is displayed in symbols. I'm sure everyone has done this a few
> > times. How can I get my terminal bac
On Sun, Apr 16, 2000 at 06:17:47PM +0200, Ron Rademaker was only
escaped alone to tell thee:
> You can either type reset or setterm -reset (on the messed up prompt)
On the advice of the keyboard/console HOWTO I put this in my .bash_profile:
alias blow='echo -e \\\033c'
In addition to cleari
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Evan Moore) wrote:
>after reading a binary file sometimes the terminal gets all messed up and
>everything is displayed in symbols. I'm sure everyone has done this a few
>times. How can I get my terminal back to normal? Thanks a lot
Others have suggested reset, and also sometimes
You can either type reset or setterm -reset (on the messed up prompt)
Ron
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, Evan Moore wrote:
> after reading a binary file sometimes the terminal gets all messed up and
> everything is displayed in symbols. I'm sure everyone has done this a few
> times. How can I get my termi
Hello,
try "reset" :-)
I use it quite a lot.
/Jonas
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, Evan Moore wrote:
> after reading a binary file sometimes the terminal gets all messed up and
> everything is displayed in symbols. I'm sure everyone has done this a few
> times. How can I get my terminal back to normal?
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000, Evan Moore wrote:
> after reading a binary file sometimes the terminal gets all messed up and
> everything is displayed in symbols. I'm sure everyone has done this a few
> times. How can I get my terminal back to normal? Thanks a lot
fist press ^c (just to flush the input buf
after reading a binary file sometimes the terminal gets all messed up and
everything is displayed in symbols. I'm sure everyone has done this a few
times. How can I get my terminal back to normal? Thanks a lot
eZe
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