sorry about the delay, I was a little busy.

well, thanks about the recipe.
what I did was add the color's variable asignation within vshnucfg,
and that was enough to enable colors from vshnu's startup.

the problem is solved. :)

regards,

Jp.

kinzler@... escribió:
> Sent 20Aug06 from yojuancho to vshnu
> +---------- [vshnu] help with vshnu colors, please... ----------
> /| I'm running vshnu but without colors./
> /| my console an xterms got colors. .../
> /| any idea why I cannot see vshnu with full colors?/
>
> Hi, I'm guessing that your TERM is set to a terminal type that doesn't
> claim to support colors. What do see running at the shell?:
>
> echo $TERM
>
> If it's just 'xterm', you might need to set it to 'xterm-color',
> 'color_xterm' or something like that. Check your termcap file for
> what's available to you. The entry should include "Co#8" or similar
> in it for vshnu to automatically recognize that this is a terminal that
> supports color.
>
> Alternately, you can manually set $color in vshnu, say by typing
> ";;$color=1<Return>", then reload the vshnucfg file by typing "^Qc".
>
> -sbk
>
>