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Terminal messed up.
I'm fairly new to Unix, and had really just started using the aliases.mine, so followed this procedure to get it back on my iBook, which worked fine, but on my Cube it didn't work. I don't remember doing anything different. My terminal now loads up, and in every new window just says:
Terminal messed up.
Paul - I don't know the solution to your problem, but I can tell you I have been stumped more than once with odd behaviour like this - not exactly what you are getting - but odd nevertheless. I have always found that its usually a syntax error in one of my files. I am real bad about leaving off the closing single-quote on my aliases and that tends to cause some oddities. Problem is you can;t track the problem down so easy. I would suggest you go back into the last few term type files you edited and double check your syntax - dot your i's, etc. If you aren't real strong in recognizing a syntax error then just comment out (place a # at the start of each line) the new stuff you added and slowly add it back in a little at a time. Eventually you will enable just the line that causes the problem and then you can zero in on the solution. Hope that helps.
Terminal messed up -- solved!
I was getting that error too. I finally figured it out.
Terminal messed up -- solved! -- Confirmed!
Hey thanks for your replies, and fixing my problem. Great job! |
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