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The problem seems to be your command line editor setting. "/" is only available in the so-called "vi-mode" of ksh, which is invoked by

set -o vi

You can enter this either on the command line...

"VI command line editing mode". ;-)

Basically you have a vi-editor with only one line visible (and the history-file as text open) at the commandline. (Almost) every vi-command will work on the...