wje@dish (William J. Earl) (02/15/90)
In article <966@uhnix2.uh.edu>, davison@uhnix2 (Daniel B. Davison) writes: > After more hand-to-keyboard combat that I would care to admit, I > finally have my MIPS RC3240 believing that it can talk to sun command > windows and shelltool windows. Now I have a problem that I think > relates to the terminal driver. I have my 'erase' character set to > DEL (that is, '^?'). But, when I hit the key, the input is erased as > far as the machine is concerned, but the character erased stays on the > screen. Does anyone know how to make DEL behave reasonably (i.e. the > BSD way)? > > Configuration: MC3240, RISC/os (UMIPS) 4.30.PRE-FCS > Users running the C shell, thru either a Sun commandtool, shelltool, or > vt100 terminal Do something like this: /bin/stty line 2 echo echoe echok ctlecho -prterase crtbs The key items are "line 2", "-prterase", and "crtbs". See the stty(1-SysV) and stty(1-BSD) man pages. -- William J. Earl wje@mips.com MIPS Computer Systems 408-991-0372 930 Arques Avenue Sunnyvale, CA 94086