Wrong Terminal Param, 8.1.6, Linux RH6.2

Hi I've successfully installed and have been using 8.1.6, except that I seem to have the wrong terminal driver (it does not accept backspaces, or any other special chars (return is ok). How can I fix this ?
Thanks, Bill.

I had same problem. Solution was simple for me. I was new. Here it is.
Open a terminal window and try these commands.
echo $ORACLE_HOME
echo $ORACLE_SID
echo $PATH.
I suspect the first two variables are empty and the PATH has no reference to the Oracle home directory. the Path variable is like Path in DOS. It must be pointing to directories you and other applications will be looking in but not actually going into.
Depending on weather you are using a c shell or a bash ( I am still learning) the commands are similar for setting these environments. I will give you what I use.
Please make changes for your own system
I placed these changes in my .bashrc file (SuSE Linux) for each user I was logging in as under linux. In your system it me be needed in the .profile file instead. These files are hidden files located in the home directory for each created linux user.
ORACLE_HOME=/opt/oracle/OraHome1
export ORACLE_HOME
ORACLE_SID=scott
export ORACLE_SID
PATH=$PATH:$ORACLE_HOME:$ORACLE_HOME/bin
export PATH
Place these at the end. I found that my .profile file called scripts that changed my PATH variable after I set it. So be sure that PATH is at least next to last variable set in your file.
Now you will be very very happy.
If you want, you can test these entries in a terminal window and then run svrmgrl or sqlplus. In 8.1.6 sqlplus can start up instances also.
Please remember that is you make these entries in a terminal window they wil exist only for that window and not for any other windows. If you close the window the variable deffinitions are gone and if you open another window the variables are not defined in that window.

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