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- 1. Missing capability in the linux terminfo entry.
- You should check if your linux terminfo description has `csr'
- defined; do this with "infocmp linux | grep csr". If not, do
- the following:
- # infocmp linux > linux
- # vi linux
- [ add the line "csr=E[%i%p1%d;%p2%dr," ]
- # tic linux
- 2. Using the real ANSI or IBM-PC graphic characters.
- If you install this terminfo entry you can use the options
- "-l -tmc" to let minicom use the IBM-PC character set on
- the linux console.
- You can do this by entering (as root):
- # tic minicom
- Some terminals, such as most consoles on Unixes that run on IBM
- compatible PC's, can display special line drawing characters.
- If these characters map 1-to-1 to the IBM character set, you can just
- use the '-l' (literal) flag when invoking minicom. If your
- terminal cannot display the IBM characters directly, you should add
- the 'as', 'ae' and 'ac' entries to your termcap or terminfo.
- The Linux console only maps 1-to-1 in a special mode. Therefore you need to
- make a special terminfo entry that initializes the
- console on startup. For an example see the file minicom.
- This defines a terminfo entry called "mc".
- To use this information instead of the normal 'console' information,
- minicom has to be invoked with the '-t mc' option (meaning use TERM=mc
- instead of the normal TERM environment variable).
- And, in my /etc/profile I have added the lines:
- case "$TERM" in
- con*|linux)
- MINICOM="-l -m -con -tmc" ; export MINICOM
- ;;
- esac
- So when I log in on the console I can use minicom in full color,
- full ANSI mode.