On Mon, Apr 24, 2023 at 4:54 PM Gregory Nutt <spudan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Including the doubling of characters and momentary display of some > > characters which seem to change rapidly? > > That probably comes from NSH. I think it still sends an escape sequence > to clear to the end of the line. So any additional garbage at the end > after the first four characters would only be present momentarily. > > But things are changing rapidly, obviously more rapidly than can be > tested. So I would have to studly the nshlib code again to see what it > is doing today. > > So do you think that that last release was too shaky? Should there be a > bugfix release for that one? Unfortunately I wasn't available to test and vote on the most recent release and I also don't currently know in exactly which commit or PR this broke, but it is definitely broken now, so if it has been released, then yes, I think it makes sense to do another release once it's fixed. I don't know how many people are using the telnet/nsh combination but I have to do it with this particular board since the only communication port it has is a network port. When telnet doesn't work correctly it really messes everything up for me because I can't really interface to it. Cheers Nathan
