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Hi All,
For all newbies like me annoyed by this issue (pressing ctrl-c inside a nios2 shell sompletly close the shell instead of the application run) here is a quick workaround type stty intr '$' in the nios2-terminal shell. This will transform the ctrl-c of the shell into ctrl-$ and pressing that will interrupt the run application and not the nios2-terminal. Hope that will help someone... LiorLink Copied
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Hi,
where can I find the application for using your command "stty intr '$'" This command was not found by my uClinux kernel. Urmel- Mark as New
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Thanks that's really helpful! I thought I saw this somewhere but couldn't find it and have struggled with it the entire time. I use telnet when possible to run applications to avoid the problem.
@ Urmel: in menuconfig/xconfig, customize libraries & apps, Busybox > Coreutils > stty- Mark as New
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Thank you Ykozlov!
So we helped each other :) You by showing me where to find the app and I by digging out the thread. Urmel
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