[opensuse] 9.0 to 10.2 update problem with virtual terminals

I did an update from 9.0 to 10.2 and all went well. I have an application that runs
on a virtual terminal (/dev/tty2). It has a command line prompt in which the last
char sent to it is a ^] (0x1d). (Why isn't relevant) This char was never actually displayed.
It now displays a char something like <*> for this char.

On 9.0 the char was not displayed. A fresh install of 10.2 and the char is not displayed.
In a konsole terminal session the char is not displayed. Only in a virtual terminal is it
displayed. (tty1 - tty12)

Instead of a fresh install I thought someone might know the easy answer to making
the char not displayable.

Thanks in advance
Mark
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