Raghuveer R wrote: > I am having some problems using the "shell" command in crash. > > If i execute "shell" command in crash, the input commands in the shell > prompt do not get displayed properly. Here is what i see. > > crash> shell > mac:/home/raghu # 2a a.out addr.c crash-4.0-3.19 dump > ^^^^^entered ls > mac:/home/raghu # llm22:/home/raghu # llm22:/home/raghu # llm22:/home/raghu # > ^^^^^enter ^^^^^enter > > However, the problem disappears if i execute 'stty echo' or 'reset' in the shell prompt. > > mac:/home/raghu # llm22:/home/raghu # > ^^^^entered stty echo > mac:/home/raghu # echo This is fine > This is fine > mac:/home/raghu # > > Also, the problem is not found if i run crash in gdb. > The problem is reproducible in the latest version of crash, crash-4.0-3.19. > > Anyone knows how to fix this? Don't use it. It's actually the built-in gdb's "shell" command that's the problem. The command should be put on the "prohibited_list" array in the top-level gdb_interface.c file. To get into a shell, just enter "|" or "!" on the crash command line. I should better explain that capability better in the "help output" page. I'll do both in the next release. Thanks, Dave -- Crash-utility mailing list Crash-utility@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/crash-utility
