A antolap Feb 1, 2016 #1 Where is written the max number of lines the console remember when I want to scroll back using break key? How to set it to higher value? Thanks.
Where is written the max number of lines the console remember when I want to scroll back using break key? How to set it to higher value? Thanks.
OP A antolap Feb 1, 2016 Thread Starter #2 Ok I have recompiled the kernel and now it works fine Isn't it possible to change SC_HISTORY_SIZE without having to recompile it? For example, by editing a config file.
Ok I have recompiled the kernel and now it works fine Isn't it possible to change SC_HISTORY_SIZE without having to recompile it? For example, by editing a config file.
OP A antolap Feb 2, 2016 Thread Starter #3 P.S: Another question: Is it possible to save the text that I see by pressing the break key into a TXT file to read it later using cat(1) or vim(1)?
P.S: Another question: Is it possible to save the text that I see by pressing the break key into a TXT file to read it later using cat(1) or vim(1)?
SirDice Administrator Staff member Administrator Moderator Feb 2, 2016 #4 Not that I know of. script(1) may be handy though, although it does require it to be started before you begin.
Not that I know of. script(1) may be handy though, although it does require it to be started before you begin.
