bs getting crazy

[Emilio Nunez]

using the bs command then you type ctrl-c then the screen get crazy, why happen this ??

[Jeff Schussele]

Hi Emilio,

Suspect your TERM definition is a problem here.

echo $TERM

before you start bs & if it doesn't match what you're currently using, change it.

Rgds,
Jeff

[Emilio Nunez]

Jeff, my TERM value is set to "hp".

[Jeff Schussele]

And you terminal or emulation is.......?

Rgds,
Jeff

[Emilio Nunez]

I use Reflection with HP emulation

[A. Clay Stephenson]

1) Do a stty -a and note the value of intr. It should typically be set to Cntl-C to
trigger an interupt.

2) Make sure that the setting of your terminal (or emulator) matches the TERM environment variable.

3) Make sure that no traps are in place to coerce the SIGINT signal.

[Emilio Nunez]

There are no traps, my intr value is set to ctlr-c and the reflection Terminal type is HP2392A

[A. Clay Stephenson]

Okay but is your TERM variable then set to 2392A and exported?

Also, when you do a stty -a is anything else set to Ctrl-C?