If I "queue" up a bunch of commands on the terminal, is there a way to edit/cancel them while they are running?
by wh33t from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6GM7S)
Like if I do the following
Code:dd if=/dev/sda of=disk.img; poweroffThe dd command takes a while to complete, what if I decide that I don't want my machine to shut off after it's complete. Is there a way to somehow cancel that poweroff in there without prematurely terminating the dd?
Code:dd if=/dev/sda of=disk.img; poweroffThe dd command takes a while to complete, what if I decide that I don't want my machine to shut off after it's complete. Is there a way to somehow cancel that poweroff in there without prematurely terminating the dd?