Mats, I just tried this with bootshell on a Linux/390 2.4.19 system, and it works for me: bash-2.04# sleep 20 && echo Time ran out sleep 20 && echo Time ran out ^c
bash-2.04# What character are you using for the CTRL code? It should be a carat (^). Mark Post -----Original Message----- From: Mats Westlund (GIS) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, June 03, 2003 2:43 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: CTRL-C and bootshell on 3215 console window If we use the standard login program CTRL-C works fine when we enter it from the VM 3215 console window. If we change the /etc/inittab to use the bootshell written by Mike Kershaw or to the script below that was published on this newsgroup the CTRL-C don't work. We would like to have the features this kind of bootshell gives us but we also would like the CTRL-C to work. Could someone tell us how to fix that or explain why it don't work Boot shell #!/bin/bash CONSOLE="$1" if [ -z "$CONSOLE" ] ; then \ CONSOLE=/dev/console ; fi PS1=`hostname` #PS1="$PS1 # " PS1="$PS1 \\\$ " export PS1 SHELL=/bin/sh if [ -x /sbin/sh ] ; then SHELL=/sbin/sh ; fi exec $SHELL -i 0<$CONSOLE 1>$CONSOLE 2>$CONSOLE Thanks, Mats Westlund
