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`/etc/vconsole.conf`:
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FONT=ter-232b
FONT_MAP=8859-2
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but other than TTY 1, all other virtual consoles display garbage characters.
also in TTY 1, pressing tab displays pound symbols (£) instead of doing what tab's supposed to do.
Last edited by darrensadr (2016-08-16 03:34:09)
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Have you tried any other encodings? It should match your system encoding, as seen by the locale command. If you are unsure, use 8859-1.
FONT=ter-132b
FONT_MAP=8859-1
Last edited by svenper (2016-08-21 09:10:43)
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I also have this problem with ter-*14n, but not with ter-*16n. I am not using FONT_MAP. The problem is that ttys 2-6 show garbled text. I can still log in, and change the fonts with setfont, and then it works, although I can't see what I am typing before running the setfont command.
Last edited by Oliver_RA (2016-10-04 13:32:16)
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Tried:
FONT=ter-132b
FONT_MAP=8859-1
Did not work, same issue.
* If I set the font with `setfont` (e.g `setfont ter-132b`) it works fine.
* My encoding is UTF-8
What are all of these font variations (e.g `ter-c32b`, `ter-v32n`)? I know 32 is the size and n/b is the weight, but not sure about the first letter after ter-.
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I also have this issue
It looks like this
https://i.imgur.com/T4Kx10P.jpg
UTF-8 locale, ter-v14n font
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I solved this by adding
setfont ter-v14nto my .zlogin, probably an ugly workaround, but at least I don't have to change the font manually
Last edited by budkin (2016-11-27 03:07:16)
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