What could change my line endings?

Hello,
I was recently tinkering around, programming interpreters,
when I discovered that my line endings are CR (0x0D),
instead of the expected LF (0x0A).

This behavior has been observed under a plain console,
xterm, LXTerminal, and xfce Terminal.

Machine:
Toshiba Satellite A205, Dual P4 @ 1.6 GHz, 1 GB RAM
OS:
Zenwalk GNU Linux 7, latest patches applied

I am at a loss to what could changed the line endings under
the console...

Console reports $TERM=linux, all the X-based terminals
report $TERM=xterm

All terminals report $LANG=en_US.utf8

Can anyone shed some light?

TIA,
Tarkin

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