After installing 5.5, I was pleasantly surprised to see the high-res
framebuffer with the classic sparc console font. However I have a couple
minor issues with it:
1) No Shift+PgUp scrollback -- I understand this a case of ENOTIMPLEMENTED,
and the recommendation for tmux, etc., so I'll not compla
Hello everyone,
I have recently installed OpenBSD-current on my X220 and everything I
tested or cared about until now works exceptionally well except the
wireless network adapter.
My variation of the X220 comes with a Realtek 8188CE adapter which seems
to not be supported by OpenBSD. I have run a
Thanks.
On 22/05/2014, Stefan Sperling wrote:
> Try zsh or bash.
I use mksh now.
> Will collect pcap here as well of whole process for interested devs in
> private replies.
It should be interesting for other people too, especially for the ones
reading your long and confuse posts.
Try to present here your setup (configuration files) and what you want
to do then try to put some
On 2014-05-22, M Farkas-Dyck wrote:
> At ksh prompt, type a multibyte character, and move or backspace over
> it, for examples:
ksh's command line editor simply does not support multi-byte
characters.
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Christian "naddy" Weisgerber na...@mips.inka.de
On Thu, May 22, 2014 at 02:46:49PM -0500, M Farkas-Dyck wrote:
> At ksh prompt, type a multibyte character, and move or backspace over
> it, for examples:
> • "é", backspace, enter; "é" is visibly deleted, but ksh says "ksh:
> �: not found"
> • "é", home; cursor cuts into prompt
>
> Te
At ksh prompt, type a multibyte character, and move or backspace over
it, for examples:
• "é", backspace, enter; "é" is visibly deleted, but ksh says "ksh:
�: not found"
• "é", home; cursor cuts into prompt
Tested in xterm and st with various multibyte characters, including "éẃγ♯".
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