I have a few updates to share with you all in regards to this issue:
1. Not only does the terminal fail to recognize the uppercase 'M' when
typing SHIFT+M or CAP+M, it also fails to recognize it in copied text when
attempting to paste from another source like the book.
For example, the text "Make
> Does 'M' result when you type ALT+077 at the terminal? (Hold Alt and
press 0 then 7 then 7)
Unfortunately, nothing happened on the terminal when I tried that.
> Please paste your exact inputrc and bashrc
I have tried removing and replacing all of the files from the book in the
hopes t
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On 2019-09-28 22:32, Jared Stevens wrote:
Hi everybody have I got a fun issue to tell you all...
I am in the process of building my LFS-9.0 system and have made it all
the way to the point where you make final system configurations such
as locale, creating files such as /etc/profile, etc.
After
> Curious. I've never seen anything like that. but what happens if you:
> export LC_ALL=C
> export LANG=C
> loadkeys --default
Unfortunately, running these commands did not fix the issue even after
exiting and re-entering the chroot environment. I also changed my
/etc/profile file:
On 9/28/19 10:32 PM, Jared Stevens wrote:
Hi everybody have I got a fun issue to tell you all...
I am in the process of building my LFS-9.0 system and have made it all
the way to the point where you make final system configurations such as
locale, creating files such as /etc/profile, etc.
Af
Hi everybody have I got a fun issue to tell you all...
I am in the process of building my LFS-9.0 system and have made it all the
way to the point where you make final system configurations such as locale,
creating files such as /etc/profile, etc.
After setting up the /etc/fstab file, I decided I
