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From: sukmi@cs.psu.edu (Sukmi Lim)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.hp
Subject: rn and rrn
Message-ID: <Ci$9ku2@cs.psu.edu>
Date: 8 Feb 90 21:57:03 GMT
Organization: Penn State University Computer Science
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Could anyone tell me the difference between rn and rrn?
I am in the middle of compiling rn on HP9000 series 300 running on HP-UX 6.5,
and rn runs in cbreak mode.  It says it means you dont have to type carriage 
return on single character commands.  
HP-UX didnt define CBREAK in ioctl.h, so I looked at BSD Unix machine and 
defined CBREAK as it was on sun.  I compiled the whole thing and was ready 
to run rn.
When I ran rn, it gave me the message starting with "Welcome to rn....
...., just once for each person."
And on the bottom of the screen, it say "[Type space to continue]".
I typed the space key several times, but it seems that it got stuck there.
When I typed the carriage return, it says "Can't open"
It didnt say 'what' it can't open.  So I wondered if it was something to do
with defining CBREAK.

I am sure there are people who installed rn/rrn on HP-UX machine.  Could anyone
tell me what are the things that I have to keep in mind when installing rn/rrn?

Thanks in advance.

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  sukmi@psuvax1.cs.psu.edu
  sukmi@terra.geosc.psu.edu