There is a command like `action loadkeys ... > /dev/tty0 < /dev/tty0\' in /etc/init.d/keytable (start/restart function). /dev/tty0 is meant to be the terminal for loadkeys (it should load the keymaps to a physical console), but due to an error in the statement the hwole output of action function goes there (the OK or FAILED msgs). This is not critical since service keytable is usually started only during boot-up, so the output goes to the right place. >How-To-Repeat: <code/input/activities to reproduce the problem (multiple lines)> $ ssh mymachine # sudo service keytable restart -- and you will see neither OK\'s or FAILED\'s. There can be found here: cat /dev/vcs. (So you have spoilt the console where another person might be working.) --- --- smth like bash -c \"loadkeys .. < .. > ...\"
Fixed in console-tools-0.2.3-ipl9mdk (Linux Progress bar depends on this fix.)