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From: derek@carroll1.cc.edu (Derek Inksetter)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.bsd
Subject: TCSH under bsd
Message-ID: <3399@carroll1.cc.edu>
Date: 20 Oct 92 15:54:34 GMT
Organization: McHugh, Freeman, and Associates
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Hello,

I've been attempting to get tcsh 6.02 working under 386bsd. I've gotten it
to compile, and it runs to a certain degree, but just about any process I
fork off get suspended as soon as it tries to do terminal I/O. All I get is
a "Suspended (TTY Input[Output])".  From that point, I can do just about
anything by 'fg'ing it.  The module sh.proc.c seems to have something to
say about the "famous" stopped (tty output) message, but it doesn't say
much other than that.

Has anyone gotten this working, and if so, is there a patch, or a simple
fix?

thanx.

derek