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Subject: [ts-7000] Re: Help to regain shell prompt
From: "naturalwatt" <>
Date: Sat, 14 Jun 2008 18:31:55 -0000
--- In  "LaksCEO" <> wrote:
>
> Hi to everybody
> 
> I tried to implement my application in autorun as per Mr.Fred's email
> the auto run feature worked when i included the scriptfile in rc3.d directory.
> unforutnately because of my indefinete loop in my application my application 
> program 
dis not allow the shell prompt to appear
> 
> so currently only my application program is running after switching on my 
> TS7250 
BOARD.
> 
> i am not able to regain the shell prompt so that i can correct or work 
> further. My 
application also not responidng for the ^c (control c) key.
> 
> How can i regain the shell prompt?
> 
>

I assume you have a serial comms program connected to COM1.  Why not connect 
the 
serial program to COM2, assuming a getty is running?  Or why not telnet from 
your PC to 
the ARM?  You can run as many sessions as you like in that way.  Then use ps(1) 
to see the 
running processes.  And kill(1) to kill them if required.

There is no reason for an application to respond to a control-C.  It is a 
convention used by 
the shell that control-C will kill the currently running process on that serial 
port.  Do you 
see the difference?

Martin


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