procedure:
- boot a server, alternate, or jeos cd in rescue/repair mode.
- choose to execute in the /dev/xxxx environment (your install that you want to repair)
expected to happen:
- use editors, aptitude, less, etc, in order to fix the system
what actually happened:
- vim, less, nano, aptitude, and other utilities that depend on a terminal either fail complaining that bterm cannot be opened, or say their functionality is limited and are generally unusable.
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procedure:
- boot a server, alternate, or jeos cd in rescue/repair mode.
- choose to execute in the /dev/xxxx environment (your install that you want to repair)
expected to happen:
- use editors, aptitude, less, etc, in order to fix the system
what actually happened:
- vim, less, nano, aptitude, and other utilities that depend on a terminal either fail complaining that bterm cannot be opened, or say their functionality is limited and are generally unusable.