The "reset" command under linux.

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I have a situation where I run the

reset

command, and it resets the screen just fine. The problem i'm having is that afterwards, it leaves the screen in a terrible state, where arrow keys (for example) absolutely do not work. Anyone know of a solution to this?

Thank you.

What I have tried:

I've tried the

clear

command. No luck.

Posted 4-Jun-16 19:00pm

Member 12551108

Updated 4-Jun-16 20:00pm

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Member 12551108 5-Jun-16 1:42am

Ok. I figured it out. I found the "stty" command. Specifically, "stty -raw" and then "stty -cooked". I should of done some research before posting this question.

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2016-06-04T20:00:00

Solution 1

Answered only to remove from the Unanswered queue: solved by OP.

Posted 4-Jun-16 20:00pm

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