> Well, booting 2.6.25 with "init=/bin/bash" results in backspaceDid you put the bash shell and the console into unicode mode ? I would describe the UCS-2 situation as a disaster area - embedded nuls causing breakage, inability to represent the full unicode space and awkward programming interfaces. Actually it was primarily designed to make moving encoding painless so that ascii still worked and C properties like \0 plus traditional Unixisms like "/" just worked. screen supports the needed transliteration for you. Alan -- "Having worked in a university for more than twenty years after leaving industry, I had become unused to seeing management skill routinely exercised, universities being administered rather than managed" -- Peter Checkland --
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