[SOLVED] "dialog --radiolist" distorted in Ubuntu-10.04 virtual machine
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"dialog --radiolist" distorted in Ubuntu-10.04 virtual machine
My shell script is running fine when I am login in Virtual Machine(Ubuntu-10.04) but it is distorted when I keep it in /etc/init.d/rc.local for running it in startup.
1. At startup in radiolist it is showing stars are going outside the dialog box when selected
2. Few time if I select other option then the previous selection is still appearing ie showing multiple selection
dialog --backtitle "VM" --radiolist " Advance Configuration Menu" 25 60 10 1 "Network Configuration" on 2 "Restart" off 3 "Shutdown" off 4 "Return to Main Menu" off 5 "Exit" off 2> /tmp/error.err
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