shaff@elements.rpal.com (Mike Shaff) (08/08/90)
ciao, I have a strange situation with the Gnu Emacs (18.55 obtained from Apple Fed. Systems Group). I am using with A/UX 2.0. If I try to suspend the Emacs (via ^z or ^x ^z) the terminal input and echo ceases to work. This is when I am running Emacs from a command shell window NOT as a seperate X process. Now the same is true with 18.54 (obtained from apple.com). I remember when Apple used to ship Gnu Emacs with A/UX and that version allowed suspension with no hassles. The job and terminal session seem to be running, but in some wedged state. Oh, I am running this from the console with the 32 bit finder. Any thoughts? -- mas
dwb@archer.apple.com (David W. Berry) (08/09/90)
In article <SHAFF.90Aug7101535@neon.elements.rpal.com> shaff@rpal.com writes: >ciao, > >I have a strange situation with the Gnu Emacs (18.55 obtained from Apple Fed. >Systems Group). I am using with A/UX 2.0. If I try to suspend the Emacs (via >^z or ^x ^z) the terminal input and echo ceases to work. This is when I am >running Emacs from a command shell window NOT as a seperate X process. Now the >same is true with 18.54 (obtained from apple.com). I remember when Apple used >to ship Gnu Emacs with A/UX and that version allowed suspension with no >hassles. The job and terminal session seem to be running, but in some wedged >state. Oh, I am running this from the console with the 32 bit finder. I don't know what you're running into, but there is a brand-new complete from scratch emacs 18.55 port for A/UX on apple.com. I don't know if it works on systems earlier than 2.0, but it works great on 2.0. David W. Berry A/UX Toolbox Engineer dwb@apple.com