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backspace in wscons console sends ^H to processes
Hello,
I have a problem with my backspace key in wscons console (vt220
emulated); backspace appears to send ^H, which is correctly interpreted
by the line editor, but not by child processes, e.g.
$ cat
hello wold^H^Hrld
My assumption is this can be fixed by remapping the keycode the
backspace is sending with something like:
wsconsctl -w map+="keycode CODE = backspace"
But after trawling through apropos I haven't found a command to monitor
keycode input and so don't know what keycode backspace is actually
sending, if that makes sense...
Or am I completely on the wrong track? Any guidance at all would be
appreciated.
Thank you for your time,
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