I'm running df and it just hangs.
^C doesn't interrupt it. ^Z doesn't interrupt it.
My guess is that some filesystem is not responding; still I should be
able to get my console back, shouldn't I?
Is this the BSD way? (My other linux machine responds to interrupts).
Stephan
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On Tue, 28 Jun 2005, Stephan Wehner wrote:
I'm running df and it just hangs.
^C doesn't interrupt it. ^Z doesn't interrupt it.
My guess is that some filesystem is not responding; still I should be
able to get my console back, shouldn't I?
Is this the BSD way? (My other linux machine
On Wed, 29 Jun 2005, Stephan Wehner wrote:
Let's get at this the other way round: What good comes from a
designing the df command so that it might hang? I took it for granted
there were no advantages.
the df command was not designed so it may hang.
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And that's why they call me Cap'n
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