Kevin Traas wrote:
>Greetings,
>I've got a system here that I've been building from scratch - just to
>***learn*** how Debian / Linux works from the ground up (right from
>building my own boot disk - initrd, etc.). I've got everything working
>great; however.... Hitting CTRL-C does not kill a running process.
The `thing' that stops a running process is a signal; ctrl-c is a way to
send that signal. However, that is dependent on the current binding
of keys; the binding is set by stty.
`stty -a' will show you all the current bindings. You apparently need
to set intr to ctrl-c, which you can do thus:
stty intr '^c'
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