Hi!
A few questions:
How do I enable scroll bars in the terminal? I am trying to run pci -vvv but with all the info it scrolls on by!
Once I install X Windows, how do I start it?
I don’t know about scroll bars, but CTRL-ALT Up arrow will go back as long as
you aren’t outputting to the terminal.
Previously, Chris Turkel wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.newuser:
Hi!
A few questions:
How do I enable scroll bars in the terminal? I am trying to run pci -vvv but with all the info it scrolls on by!
Once I install X Windows, how do I start it?
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Mitchell Schoenbrun --------- maschoen@pobox.com
Mitchell Schoenbrun <maschoen@pobox.com> wrote in article
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I don’t know about scroll bars, but CTRL-ALT Up arrow will go back as long as
you aren’t outputting to the terminal.
I believe it has limited buffer in pterm. Also you always could use “command | more”, e.g.
pci -vvv | more
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Once I install X Windows, how do I start it?
Read documentation from X vendor.
Best regards
Eduard.
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Mitchell Schoenbrun <> maschoen@pobox.com> > wrote in article
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I don’t know about scroll bars, but CTRL-ALT Up arrow will go back as
long as
you aren’t outputting to the terminal.I believe it has limited buffer in pterm. Also you always could use
“command | more”, e.g.pci -vvv | more
Yes but it can be increase via pterm properties dialog. The default is 64
i beleive,
I usually increase it to 512.
Properties dialog is accessible by pressing right mouse button over a pterm.
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Once I install X Windows, how do I start it?Read documentation from X vendor.
Best regards
Eduard.
Mario Charest <goto@nothingness.com> wrote in article <a2h8fu$o2e$1@inn.qnx.com>…
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I believe it has limited buffer in pterm. Also you always could use
“command | more”, e.g.pci -vvv | more
Yes but it can be increase via pterm properties dialog. The default is 64
i beleive,
I usually increase it to 512.Properties dialog is accessible by pressing right mouse button over a pterm.
Mario, you have enough memory 
I often work without Photon at all, so I usually use “more”…
BTW, QNX’s “less” processes Up/Down arrow keys, it’s great
Eduard.