When running a console application that outputs to stdout (say XFree86 console log, nslookup, dnet, etc...), if you press ANY of the arrow keys; you can move the cursor on the screen anywhere you wish. However, if you need to input text to stdin (to say, nslookup) it will crash the program with "'' is not a legal name (string too long)" This is quite an annoying problem. This is repeatable in nslookup but is not an nslookup problem. (IMHO) Compiler Flags: -march=athlon-mp -O3 -pipe
Seems fine this side. What kernel/glibc/whatever ?
I just tried this when installing on a Athlon 1Ghz on the LiveCD (noUT2k3). When compiling you can still move the cursor around anywhere on the screen. Right after boot type "tail -f ArmageTronrc.master". It will reproduce the bug. This is the second machine so far that does it. On my machine it is running 2.4.19-xfs-r2, glibc 2.2.5, and the latest updates. I have not installed anything outside of the emerge tree.
Still test ok with the tail command. Please check your kernel .. maybe try a vanilla kernel ?
It's on the 1.4rc1 livecd. I am using the kernel that boots off of it.
Not sure what to make with this, and I wont be able to test the latest livecd for a bit until I can get it downloaded ...
please test again