Is there a way to prevent bash -c interrupting?
Is there a way where I can run a bash, run a command, interrupt a command but remain the shell instance interactively?
How should I debug this ?
Did you install any display manager?
I’ve switched to Wayland and have worse FPS on DRG for example, will have to do a test to measure how much worse, but what could it possibly be?
some user linux zen kernel?
And it doesn’t happen on linux?
How to get rid of this?
I would like to know what it means by “Starting full system upgrade…” ?
Hai, i just installed arch but stuck here, anyone can help?
What GPU model?
Probably my question is not fully related to archlinux, however… I have a question about BASH.
Is there a way to prevent bash -c interrupting?
Example:
tmux new bash -c “sleep 10; bash -i”
If you run it and try to interrupt sleep command using Ctrl + C combination, the tmux (and actually the bash) will down completely.
Is there a way where I can run a bash, run a command, interrupt a command but remain the shell instance interactively?
Would appreciate your help if this is possible:)
Thanks
I ran pacman -Syyu
then it shows this
error: xyz is marginal trust
Do you want to delete it
regardless of Y/N
it says ertor: failed to commit transaction(invalid or corrupted package)
Errors occured no packages were upgraded
is there a command to removr corrupted packages
updating archlinux-keyring fixed this,
reinstalled plasma and other issue was fixed
Probably my question is not fully related to archlinux, however… I have a question about BASH.
Is there a way to prevent bash -c interrupting?
Example:
tmux new bash -c “sleep 10; bash -i”
If you run it and try to interrupt sleep command using Ctrl + C combination, the tmux (and actually the bash) will down completely.
Is there a way where I can run a bash, run a command, interrupt a command but remain the shell instance interactively?
Would appreciate your help if this is possible:)
Thanks
you can run something in the background if you add an “&” at the end of the command, leaving the foreground free for other commands.
example: ping archlinux.org & this will execute the ping comand and leave your shell free.
Hint: learn how to manage processes in the foreground and background (these are keywords to be googled) to interrupt and do other things.
Fresh install, rebooted after installation, hoping to login as a regular user, but it doesn’t reach the login prompt
The screen is stuck here, and even the cursor isn’t blinking
How should I debug this ? I’m unable to find any source as there are no errors reported
The screen is stuck here, and even the cursor isn’t blinking
How should I debug this ? I’m unable to find any source as there are no errors reported
press esc
The screen is stuck here, and even the cursor isn’t blinking
How should I debug this ? I’m unable to find any source as there are no errors reported
pacman -S xorg
The screen is stuck here, and even the cursor isn’t blinking
How should I debug this ? I’m unable to find any source as there are no errors reported
Did you install any display manager?
Yeah, same problem. But with linux-lts works very well.
ok, I will test.
Sounds like a regression in 5.19 then
I think linux-mainline in AUR should be it
You can also check linux-lqx (not in official repos but it has almost same zen features)
Yesterday, when I updated my system, I came across this same message. I would like to know what it means by “Starting full system upgrade…” ? Kernel getting updated? Needs a reboot after this? (I did reboot)
Hai, i just installed arch but stuck here, anyone can help?
How did you install Arch and the drivers?
What GPU model?
What GPU model?
Using archinstall, i have 710gt, and after install nvidia-470xx-dkm it happen