>On 4/30/15 11:22 AM, Marius Liebenberg wrote: >>I am using halrun to to test my version of gs2_vfd. If I break out of >>the code with crtlZ it leaves halrun still loaded but I am not in the >>halrun shell anymore. >>I can see the halrun pid and my code pid but I cannot seem to kill >>them >>in any way. >>I use sudo kill 9 pid. >>Is there a better way to kill halrun without rebooting all the time? > >Ctrl-Z sends the Suspend signal, which returns you to your login shell >and leaves the process around, but stopped. > >The preferred way to quit halcmd (the "hal shell" that halrun puts you >in) is to type "quit" at the halcmd prompt, this should stop everything >and clean up properly. > How would I stop my program first and to return to the hal shell? > >-- Sebastian Kuzminsky
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