Re: Kernel rebuild, menuconfig - single user mode

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On Wed, 7 May 2003, John Horne wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I tried rebuilding the kernel at single-user mode, and whilst in itself this
> was not a problem using 'menuconfig' did not display correctly on the
> screen. Some of the menu characters were displaced to the right, as well as
> the 'Select' and 'Exit' tabs. It was 'useable' but obviously not right.
> 
> I checked bugzilla but found no reports of this, and nothing in the
> general redhat list archives. Has anyone else noticed this?
> 
> (I tend to rebuild the kernel in single user mode if possible simply because
> it seems a bit quicker than in full user-mode with X running.)

This could be the result of an improperly set LANG variable. echo $LANG to 
see what it is set to. If it is *.UTF-8 that is possibly your problem.
Also you might want to compile the kernel in run level 3. That will
shutdown X and still have most other services running. That way you still
have a multiuser system and I do not think you will really notice a speed
difference. X is the big resource hog on most machines.

HTH,

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