dan@arcsun.UUCP (Dan ...) (07/13/88)
Many VMS processes like to send terminal set-up sequences to my AT386 console (logged in via cu or kermit) that causes the console to go into a 1-line mode (where all subsequent output appears on a single line of the screen). The AT386 terminfo entry doesn't have any initialize or reset strings so tput doesn't work to get out of this mode. The only solution I've found is to reboot! Does anyone out there have a reset/initialize string for AT386 terminals? Thanks in advance. Dan Field ...calgary!arcsun!dan
mdm@apr.UUCP (Mark D. Meyer) (07/14/88)
In article <338@arcsun.UUCP> dan@arcsun.UUCP (Dan ...) writes: >Many VMS processes like to send terminal set-up sequences to my >AT386 console (logged in via cu or kermit) that causes the console >to go into a 1-line mode (where all subsequent output appears on >a single line of the screen). ... >Does anyone out there have a reset/initialize string for AT386 terminals? Try this. (the <esc> is an octal 033 character :-) "<esc>[0;25r" Mark
vandys@hpisoa1.HP.COM (Andrew Valencia) (07/14/88)
/ hpisoa1:comp.unix.microport / dan@arcsun.UUCP (Dan ...) / 10:42 am Jul 12, 1988 / >Many VMS processes like to send terminal set-up sequences to my >AT386 console (logged in via cu or kermit) that causes the console >to go into a 1-line mode (where all subsequent output appears on >a single line of the screen). This is probably just moving the cursor to the 25th line. Yes, it won't scroll off of this line. However, 'tput clear' should send a clear sequence, which should clear your screen *and* move the cursor to home. This may not be it, but it sounded enough like it to give a shout. Andy
howardl@wb3ffv.UUCP (Howard Leadmon ) (07/14/88)
In article <338@arcsun.UUCP>, dan@arcsun.UUCP (Dan ...) writes: > > The AT386 terminfo entry doesn't have any initialize or reset strings > so tput doesn't work to get out of this mode. The only solution > I've found is to reboot! > > Does anyone out there have a reset/initialize string for AT386 terminals? Boy have I run into that problem before, and I have also been forced to reboot the system. If anybody has this information I would certainly like to get my hands on it!! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UUCP/SMTP : howardl@wb3ffv | Howard D. Leadmon PACKET : WB3FFV @ W3ITM | Fast Computer Service, Inc. IP Address: 44.60.0.1 | P.O. Box 171 Telephone : (301)-335-2206 | Chase, MD 21027-0171