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Subject: Re: My 'ls' is all messed up?!
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> Happens sometimes to me when some characters from a binary file are
> displayed on the screen as is.   Or, some other stty(1) setting.
> Typing reset/tset(1) or closing-and-/opening another xterm(1) works
> for me.  Xterm i say for that i use most than console.

or ctrl+<button2> in xterm, which pops up a menu, from which you can 
select "full reset".