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Message: <blockquote data-quote="masaka___" data-source="post: 21481">Let's look at the error message again.  It says it can't open /etc/termcap, so look to see if it's there.  Tell us what happens when you type:ls -l /etc/termcapIf the file isn't there, you should find a suitable termcap file, and put it in /etc.  I've attached one from a Redhat box that you should be able to use, because termcap files don't vary much (if at all) between operating systems.  Or at least that's my understanding.  Just get rid of the .txt extension in the attachment and copy it to /etc, but that's only if there isn't a termcap file there already.[ATTACH=full]209[/ATTACH]</blockquote>