now I gained access to linux machine, tried your script but unfortunately my perlTk is 800, so no luck.
BUT I extracted unicode text, made it Tcl and now you can see all fonts are okay (at least on mandrake10), where I did not did any font setup.
See screenshot at http://vkonovalov.ru/tcltk-misc/a,tcl.jpg
here is Tk code:
pack [text .t]
.t insert end "
No Operator (61) \u5F85\u64CD\u4F5C\u54E1
Power Down (63) \u96FB\u6E90\u4E2D\u65B7
Contactor Repair (124) \u4FEE\u593E\u8173
Change Cleaning Disk (125) \u66F4\u63DB\u786C\u789F
Change Loadboard (127) \u66F4\u63DB\u6E2C\u8A66\u677F
Change LN2 (128) \u66F4\u63DB\u6DB2\u614B\u6C2E"
I don't remember though, did I or not installed Chinese support from rpmdrake...
Best regards,
Courage, the Cowardly Dog
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