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I think I finally got the 2nd Hard Drive mounted. You have to use "vfat" for a WIndows 32-bit partition. Why did everyone keep saying to use ext2 or ext3?
But now, after logging in as a user I can't logout.
All I get is the message "There are stopped jobs." Whatever that means.
If they are stopped then why can't I logout? That means they are no longer loaded and running. Right?
I found that I can "kill" each job individually. But, how do I keep this from happening again?
The "stopped" jobs were an "ls" and a "man" that I tried to get out of because I was finished. What is the correct command to "terminate" the job? I had used Ctrl+Z because it took me right back to the command line.
Last edited by AndeAnderson; 02-25-2005 at 03:04 PM.
Originally posted by AndeAnderson I am trying to read the man and help files but, there always seem to be a little piece of information I can't find and should know.
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