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Special Forums UNIX Desktop Questions & Answers grub, ok, bash, edit, kmdb and what else? Post 302438946 by mani1413 on Wednesday 21st of July 2010 08:45:25 AM
Old 07-21-2010
grub, ok, bash, edit, kmdb and what else?

Hello

There is a > prompt at Grub, # prompt for the console and $ for bash, but I am clueless about when and how to get into a specific prompt, how to move around between one prompt to another and how to exit.

Is there a very basic guide anywhere that CLEARLY explains the type of shell prompts? Or, would someone here be kind enough to explain it here?

Thank you.
 

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