Problème terminale

hamzabilel

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Bonjour ,

j'ai installé linux Red Hat 8.1 Version d'essai , lorsque j'essaye d'exécuter un programme s'appelle Testcadre (qui souligne le cadre du terminale ) j'obtient un cadre qui manque une partie à droite , en faite la commande stty -a donne cols 37 , rows 100 alors que au paravent j'ai testé ce programme sur Red Hat 5.7 et le résultat est bon sachant que ssty -a donne cols 24 , rows 80 Toujours en parle du mode texte , au niveau graphique j'ai aucun souci je travail avec Xterm , j'ai même essayer avec les fonts .gz qui existent sans aucun résultat .Merci de m'aider .
 


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Hello ,

I installed linux Red Hat 8.1 Trial version, when I try to run a program called Testframe (which underlines the terminal frame) I get a frame that is missing a part on the right, in fact the command stty -a gives cols 37 , rows 100 while previously I tested this program on Red Hat 5.7 and the result is good knowing that ssty -a gives cols 24 , rows 80 Still talking about text mode, at the graphics level I have no problem, I work with Xterm, I even tried with the existing .gz fonts without any results. Thank you for helping me.
 
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Chris Turner
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Comparing software being able to run between 3 majors versions apart isn't a good comparison, especially since Rhel5 has been end of life for quite a few years.
 
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hamzabilel wrote:
the command stty -a gives cols 37 , rows 100 while previously I tested this program on Red Hat 5.7 and the result is good knowing that ssty -a gives cols 24 , rows 80 Still talking about text mode
Just in case it's not clear, the linux kernel usually boots displaying in 80x24 text format, and then changes to using a framebuffer for display which makes more room for text, and the kernel lets you know what it's doing as it boots, for example, on this machine:
Code:
[flip@flop ~] dmesg | grep it frame
<snip>
[    0.450204] Console: switching to colour frame buffer device 128x48
<snip>

I can't say whether TestFrame works on a framebuffer or not. Couldn't find that detail on the github site.
If you want to boot to a text prompt without the framebuffer you could try adding the kernel parameter: nomodeset, or the parameter: fbcon=map:2, to the kernel command line before it boots.
 
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