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I had to run a code to do something in the root command prompt I am in, but I'm scared that if I press exit it will close the command prompt tab I have open. I closed it before and I was unable to figure out how to open it back up again, so I had to restart the entire thing over again from scratch because the code I use says something was already running, blah, blah, blah.
Do you know how I get where I am at currently to the what is displayed in my third screenshot that I attached? The first two are where I am currently at.
Where I'm at (1):
Where I'm at (2):
Where I'm trying to get:
command-line
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I had to run a code to do something in the root command prompt I am in, but I'm scared that if I press exit it will close the command prompt tab I have open. I closed it before and I was unable to figure out how to open it back up again, so I had to restart the entire thing over again from scratch because the code I use says something was already running, blah, blah, blah.
Do you know how I get where I am at currently to the what is displayed in my third screenshot that I attached? The first two are where I am currently at.
Where I'm at (1):
Where I'm at (2):
Where I'm trying to get:
command-line
edited 2 days ago
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You should be able to stop it with a CTRL-C.
– harrymc
2 days ago
Or Ctrl-Z to suspend what's running in the foreground, and thenbgto send it to the background
– glenn jackman
2 days ago
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I had to run a code to do something in the root command prompt I am in, but I'm scared that if I press exit it will close the command prompt tab I have open. I closed it before and I was unable to figure out how to open it back up again, so I had to restart the entire thing over again from scratch because the code I use says something was already running, blah, blah, blah.
Do you know how I get where I am at currently to the what is displayed in my third screenshot that I attached? The first two are where I am currently at.
Where I'm at (1):
Where I'm at (2):
Where I'm trying to get:
command-line
edited 2 days ago
karel
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I had to run a code to do something in the root command prompt I am in, but I'm scared that if I press exit it will close the command prompt tab I have open. I closed it before and I was unable to figure out how to open it back up again, so I had to restart the entire thing over again from scratch because the code I use says something was already running, blah, blah, blah.
Do you know how I get where I am at currently to the what is displayed in my third screenshot that I attached? The first two are where I am currently at.
Where I'm at (1):
Where I'm at (2):
Where I'm trying to get:
command-line
command-line
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You should be able to stop it with a CTRL-C.
– harrymc
2 days ago
Or Ctrl-Z to suspend what's running in the foreground, and thenbgto send it to the background
– glenn jackman
2 days ago
add a comment |
You should be able to stop it with a CTRL-C.
– harrymc
2 days ago
Or Ctrl-Z to suspend what's running in the foreground, and thenbgto send it to the background
– glenn jackman
2 days ago
You should be able to stop it with a CTRL-C.
– harrymc
2 days ago
You should be able to stop it with a CTRL-C.
– harrymc
2 days ago
Or Ctrl-Z to suspend what's running in the foreground, and then
bg to send it to the background– glenn jackman
2 days ago
Or Ctrl-Z to suspend what's running in the foreground, and then
bg to send it to the background– glenn jackman
2 days ago
add a comment |
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Or Ctrl-Z to suspend what's running in the foreground, and then
bgto send it to the background– glenn jackman
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