[Bug 3498] Re: Curses box uses wrong characters when X cannot start

2007-06-27 Thread paul fox
i'm running feisty, and believe i have a simpler way of reproducing this problem. i have never, to my knowledge, changed my local/language/etc. (i'm in the US.) boot the system. don't bother logging in to gdm. switch directly to a console, with control-alt-F1. log in, and run: "dialog --msgbo

[Bug 3498] Re: Curses box uses wrong characters when X cannot start

2007-06-27 Thread paul fox
i'm running feisty, and believe i have a simpler way of reproducing this problem. i have never, to my knowledge, changed my local/language/etc. (i'm in the US.) boot the system. don't bother logging in to gdm. switch directly to a console, with control-alt-F1. log in, and run: "dialog --msgbo

[Bug 3498] Re: Curses box uses wrong characters when X cannot start

2007-06-27 Thread paul fox
i'm running feisty, and believe i have a simpler way of reproducing this problem. i have never, to my knowledge, changed my local/language/etc. (i'm in the US.) boot the system. don't bother logging in to gdm. switch directly to a console, with control-alt-F1. log in, and run: "dialog --msgbo

[Bug 3498] Re: Curses box uses wrong characters when X cannot start

2007-06-27 Thread paul fox
i'm running feisty, and believe i have a simpler way of reproducing this problem. i have never, to my knowledge, changed my local/language/etc. (i'm in the US.) boot the system. don't bother logging in to gdm. switch directly to a console, with control-alt-F1. log in, and run: "dialog --msgbo

[Bug 3498] Re: Curses box uses wrong characters when X cannot start

2007-06-27 Thread paul fox
i'm running feisty, and believe i have a simpler way of reproducing this problem. i have never, to my knowledge, changed my local/language/etc. (i'm in the US.) boot the system. don't bother logging in to gdm. switch directly to a console, with control-alt-F1. log in, and run: "dialog --msgbo

[Bug 3498] Re: Curses box uses wrong characters when X cannot start

2007-06-27 Thread paul fox
i'm running feisty, and believe i have a simpler way of reproducing this problem. i have never, to my knowledge, changed my local/language/etc. (i'm in the US.) boot the system. don't bother logging in to gdm. switch directly to a console, with control-alt-F1. log in, and run: "dialog --msgbo