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In article <4gi5lf$rid@nuke.csu.net>, ghansen@isc.sjsu.edu (Gregory L
Hansen) wrote:

> In article <3129FECE.513A53A6@mindspring.com>,
> Damir Smitlener  <damir@mindspring.com> wrote:
> 
> >Oh, yeah, cleaning up a core dump is so much more trouble than having
to reboot
> >after a MacOS crash. Yep, typing "rm core" is such a hassle compared to
> >restarting the computer and restarting the other applications that were
running
> >and redoing whatever was lost in those other apps because of the crash.
> 
> I know, it's right there in man with everything else.  Somewhere.  And 
> easy enough to find if you read the whole friggin' database starting from 
> page 1!

No, no, no, no.  You do a 

man > file1 | grep "core" \"[a-z]*& >> stdout < &

See the "&" makes it run in the background so you can do other useful
things.  Excuse me now, I'm very busy on my Unix box  troff $^7dkj >> <<
&;  cd /usr\
CC -0 -rf | tar -vbx file3 > stderr; ls -F -C .; cd ../../*&&*^#(YN*$* NF
B@ B(HFB*$Y asdfj**&^746| sa }''][][] 9W38GFNN0nv 989q34y98)(&)(*%)_ 
....................

:-) :-)

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Louis M. Pecora
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