akcs.larry@nstar.UUCP (Larry Snyder) (10/24/89)
I recently (Saturday) installed a Paradise 16 Plus video board in my '386 box and hooked it up to a Sony 1302. Ever since my floppy drive doesn't correctly work under VPix - I get the "retry, ignore or abort" error message - yet if I exit VPix and access the floppy using doscpy everything works fine. What is going on? OS is '386 2.3.2..
david@oldcolo.UUCP (David Hughes Jr) (01/05/90)
I am running Cshell in SCO Xenix. There are a couple of IDs that
I wish to add a 'more' to the output. Default for vt100 is
22 lines on a 24 line screen. I would like to at times
default a 'more' output to say 10 lines.
setenv more -10 inside the .login didn't do it (and tried
variations of the setenv to no avail).
How can I set the enviornment inside .login (or .cshrc) to
'more' all output to 10 lines?
Tx in advance, david hughesjim@ic2020.UUCP (Jim Carter) (01/10/90)
in article <[759]unix@oldcolo.UUCP>, david@oldcolo.UUCP (David Hughes Jr) says: > > I am running Cshell in SCO Xenix. ... > ... I would like to at times > default a 'more' output to say 10 lines. > > How can I set the enviornment inside .login (or .cshrc) to > 'more' all output to 10 lines? > > Tx in advance, david hughes From the xenix user's manual (more(c)) page. ... More looks in the environment variable MORE to preset any flags desired. For example, if you prefer to view files using the -c mode of operation, the shell command "MORE=-c" in the .profile file causes all invocations of more to use this mode. ... So from your .login/.cshrc do the following setenv MORE "-c" -- Jim Carter (Sequoia Contact Lens,1355 11th Street,Reedley,CA,93654) {...!csufres!csuf3b!ic2020!jim} 209/638-3939, Fax 209/638-5433
carl@ksala.UUCP (Carl E. Garringer) (01/14/90)
in article <[759]unix@oldcolo.UUCP>, david@oldcolo.UUCP (David Hughes Jr) says: > How can I set the enviornment inside .login (or .cshrc) to > 'more' all output to 10 lines? Try "alias more more -10" it works in Xenix Sys V release 2.2.3. I tried it at the command line only, but should work inside the .login script. -- Carl E. Garringer UUCP: grypon!ksala!carlla!carl