From: oreillym@tartarus.uwa.edu.au (Michael O'Reilly) Subject: Re: More problems... Date: 29 May 1992 10:46:59 GMT
dylan@hal.brispoly.ac.uk (Dylan Smith) writes:
: Hello all,
:
: I've got a working Linux system on my 386, and most things work (including
: GCC 2.1) However, I have one or two problems.
:
: tcsh dosen't work properly - I can only get the last command in command
: history and none before it, and if I run a program (for example) fsck,
: and I need to press a key, it dosen't do anything unless I press it a lot
: of times. Bash works fine though, and exhibits none of these problems.
Try
'set history=20' in tcsh. The reason you only get the last command is
that you haven't told tcsh to save more. Bash does this because the root
disk is distributed with a .bashrc that sets up the history.
.tcshrc is the file to put the about command in.