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2 total messages Started by Jeff Schilling Fri, 14 Sep 1990 02:11
Building ksh on sun-3s running 4.1
#1122
Author: Jeff Schilling
Date: Fri, 14 Sep 1990 02:11
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Howdy, 

We just recieved ksh from AT&T (version 11/16/88d)  We're trying to put it 
up on Sun 3's under 4.1.  

The problems were having are in job control.  A stopped job, when resumed,
just hangs.  I suspect that the problem is the tty  stuff, but before I
root around, I was wondering if anyone has done this, and if so if you could
throw some suggestions my way.

Thanx in advance.

-jeff

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Re: Building ksh on sun-3s running 4.1
#1156
Author: andrew.d.hay
Date: Fri, 14 Sep 1990 12:58
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In article <2122@sparko.gwu.edu>, jeff@seas.gwu.edu (Jeff Schilling) writes:
> Howdy, 
> 
> We just recieved ksh from AT&T (version 11/16/88d)  We're trying to put it 
> up on Sun 3's under 4.1.  

ksh88e has just been released...

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