strange characters in vim
Moin,
I'm currently building LFS-12. Hostsystem is BLFS-11.1. Since having installed vim in chapter 8.71 i'm able to use it within the chroot, but i'm experiencing a new, unexpected "feature", i'm not having on my host system with my host vim: e.g. i'm starting to edit /etc/fstab by typing: Code:
vi /etc/fstab Code:
[?4min /etc/fstab Code:
# Begin /etc/fstab Also after leaving vim, the bash prompt has also the unusual characters: Code:
[>4;m(lfs chroot) root:/etc# Anyone else who has observed this? What's going wrong here, and how can i get rid of it? cheers, WK |
try to set the variable TERM to something (like xterm, or similar)
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Moin,
Thanks for your suggestion! $TERM was originally set to "xterm" (in both of my host and new system). Just copying the value of $TERM from the host to the new LFS system seems to be intended by the LFS authors - e.g. in chapter 4.4 and also when entering chroot (cpt. 7.4). But in my case it seems to be better to use now "linux" instead of "xterm". At least this fixes my described behaviour. cheers, WK |
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