James Dietrich wrote:
>
> Sorry to answer my own post, but I figured out a solution to the
> problem:
> Put the following script in some directory such as /usr/bin and
> while you are at the messed up terminal, type
>cat /usr/bin/fixvt.sh
> if /usr/bin is the path to the file and fixvt.sh
Sorry to answer my own post, but I figured out a solution to the problem:
Put the following script in some directory such as /usr/bin and while you
are at the messed up terminal, type
cat /usr/bin/fixvt.sh
if /usr/bin is the path to the file and fixvt.sh is its name. That should
clear thi
I had the same problem some time ago. It would happen when I used less.
As time went by more and moreof my consoles would suffer that. It stopped
on its own after upgrading to a new kernel (at the time I was using 2.0.0
) and I guess I must have upgraded less at some point.
I know this isn't
Several times I have had it happen that after running (and quitting) top
on one of my virtual terminals, the terminal then uses only the bottom
line of the screen. Everything seems to work all right, because I can
type commands and login and logout just fine except for the fact that all
output is
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