Narain CR rearranged electrons thusly:
> Do U mean that after logging in everything becomes OK and the display is
> normal or do U say "everthing works" b'cos U are able to see the
I think it is more because SCO doesn't understand linux's default terminal type
'linux'. Setting term to vt100 on login will do the trick.
/etc/issue etc will set the login banner message - say
:r /etc/issue.net
Red Hat Linux release 6.9.5 (Pinstripe)
Kernel 2.2.16-3 on an i686
After that, the sco box doesn't recognize the default 'linux' terminal type of
the linux box.
> appropriate disk activity etc. (ie display is not proper even after a
> successfull login)...
+suresh
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