Linux on 390 Port <[email protected]> wrote on 14.03.2008 15:34:20:
> Dave - I've tried to enter "^c" and just get:
> sh: ^c: command not found
> back from linux! Are you suggesting that the "^" should be mapped to
something special?
The following character combinations are intepreted by the 3215 console
device driver (VM) and the operating system console (LPAR) as control
characters:
^c: Control-C
^d: Control-D
^z: Control-Z
^-?: Magic Sysrequest function (if the kernel is compiled with
magic sysrequest support)
In your case the ^c was most likely not interpreted correctly due to
code page differences. The ^ has to be entered in CP 37 (US), so you'd
either have to switch code pages for input or use the key that generates
a 0xb0 character (e.g. for CP 1146, that would be the cent sign).
Regards,
Peter
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Peter Oberparleiter
Linux on System z Development
IBM Deutschland Entwicklung GmbH
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