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Trapped in freebsd-update fetch with strange End display
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FreeBSD noob here. When I run freebsd-update fetch
on a fresh install of FreeBSD 12.0, it ends with, well, End, without taking me back to a prompt. How do I exit this screen?
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FreeBSD noob here. When I run freebsd-update fetch
on a fresh install of FreeBSD 12.0, it ends with, well, End, without taking me back to a prompt. How do I exit this screen?
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FreeBSD noob here. When I run freebsd-update fetch
on a fresh install of FreeBSD 12.0, it ends with, well, End, without taking me back to a prompt. How do I exit this screen?
freebsd
FreeBSD noob here. When I run freebsd-update fetch
on a fresh install of FreeBSD 12.0, it ends with, well, End, without taking me back to a prompt. How do I exit this screen?
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It looks like you're in a pager, such as less
or more
. Try pressing the q
key (a mnemonic for Quit).
Thanks! I kept typing :q like I would in Linux; never occurred to me to try a solitary q.
– LearningFast
Feb 23 at 0:24
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the freebsd-update script uses PAGER from env, irritates me, so I do the following
in ~/.cshrc
setenv PAGER less
change to
setenv PAGER
and
in ~/.profile
PAGER=less
export PAGER
change to
PAGER=
export PAGER
if PAGER doesn't exist, the freebsd-update script sets it itself, so you need to leave the export with no value. it will obviously affect all scripts using PAGER too, but regardless, I'd rather use less intentionally.
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It looks like you're in a pager, such as less
or more
. Try pressing the q
key (a mnemonic for Quit).
Thanks! I kept typing :q like I would in Linux; never occurred to me to try a solitary q.
– LearningFast
Feb 23 at 0:24
add a comment |
It looks like you're in a pager, such as less
or more
. Try pressing the q
key (a mnemonic for Quit).
Thanks! I kept typing :q like I would in Linux; never occurred to me to try a solitary q.
– LearningFast
Feb 23 at 0:24
add a comment |
It looks like you're in a pager, such as less
or more
. Try pressing the q
key (a mnemonic for Quit).
It looks like you're in a pager, such as less
or more
. Try pressing the q
key (a mnemonic for Quit).
answered Feb 22 at 23:50
Jim L.Jim L.
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Thanks! I kept typing :q like I would in Linux; never occurred to me to try a solitary q.
– LearningFast
Feb 23 at 0:24
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Thanks! I kept typing :q like I would in Linux; never occurred to me to try a solitary q.
– LearningFast
Feb 23 at 0:24
Thanks! I kept typing :q like I would in Linux; never occurred to me to try a solitary q.
– LearningFast
Feb 23 at 0:24
Thanks! I kept typing :q like I would in Linux; never occurred to me to try a solitary q.
– LearningFast
Feb 23 at 0:24
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the freebsd-update script uses PAGER from env, irritates me, so I do the following
in ~/.cshrc
setenv PAGER less
change to
setenv PAGER
and
in ~/.profile
PAGER=less
export PAGER
change to
PAGER=
export PAGER
if PAGER doesn't exist, the freebsd-update script sets it itself, so you need to leave the export with no value. it will obviously affect all scripts using PAGER too, but regardless, I'd rather use less intentionally.
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the freebsd-update script uses PAGER from env, irritates me, so I do the following
in ~/.cshrc
setenv PAGER less
change to
setenv PAGER
and
in ~/.profile
PAGER=less
export PAGER
change to
PAGER=
export PAGER
if PAGER doesn't exist, the freebsd-update script sets it itself, so you need to leave the export with no value. it will obviously affect all scripts using PAGER too, but regardless, I'd rather use less intentionally.
New contributor
add a comment |
the freebsd-update script uses PAGER from env, irritates me, so I do the following
in ~/.cshrc
setenv PAGER less
change to
setenv PAGER
and
in ~/.profile
PAGER=less
export PAGER
change to
PAGER=
export PAGER
if PAGER doesn't exist, the freebsd-update script sets it itself, so you need to leave the export with no value. it will obviously affect all scripts using PAGER too, but regardless, I'd rather use less intentionally.
New contributor
the freebsd-update script uses PAGER from env, irritates me, so I do the following
in ~/.cshrc
setenv PAGER less
change to
setenv PAGER
and
in ~/.profile
PAGER=less
export PAGER
change to
PAGER=
export PAGER
if PAGER doesn't exist, the freebsd-update script sets it itself, so you need to leave the export with no value. it will obviously affect all scripts using PAGER too, but regardless, I'd rather use less intentionally.
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