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From: mike@BRL.ARPA (Mike Muuss)
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Subject: Re:  Help! I need an interrupt!!
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Date: Mon, 4-May-87 17:28:05 EDT
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It's unclear to me what effect you are trying to achieve.  Clearly, if
you are using a BSD system, you can (almost) always type ^Z to suspend
the current process and have the shell regain control of the terminal.

On a related note, many places (BRL included) have modified the tty driver
to provide ^T service directly from the kernel when the tty is in COOKED
mode.  I don't know if this is what you are trying to attempt.
	Best,
	 -Mike