January 10, 201115 yr I started running the preclear with screen on 2, 2tb drives. Now after the first one started, I started working on the second one. The 2nd one is still going, but the first one, nothing has changed.m It is still at 0%, elapsed time is stuck at 0:00:48. The only difference is that under that line(with the temperature + elapsed time) it shows ^C and then the root@tower etc. Since this is the first drive that I started the preclear with, did I somehow stop it while making a new screen? How can I stop it and re-start it? I am using the latest stable version 4.6.0 AIO. Thanks.
January 10, 201115 yr I started running the preclear with screen on 2, 2tb drives. Now after the first one started, I started working on the second one. The 2nd one is still going, but the first one, nothing has changed.m It is still at 0%, elapsed time is stuck at 0:00:48. The only difference is that under that line(with the temperature + elapsed time) it shows ^C and then the root@tower etc. Since this is the first drive that I started the preclear with, did I somehow stop it while making a new screen? How can I stop it and re-start it? I am using the latest stable version 4.6.0 AIO. Thanks. If you type Control-C it will cancel a running process. It is already stopped. (and it looks like you already typed "control-C") You can just re-start it now under screen. Joe L.
January 10, 201115 yr Author I started running the preclear with screen on 2, 2tb drives. Now after the first one started, I started working on the second one. The 2nd one is still going, but the first one, nothing has changed.m It is still at 0%, elapsed time is stuck at 0:00:48. The only difference is that under that line(with the temperature + elapsed time) it shows ^C and then the root@tower etc. Since this is the first drive that I started the preclear with, did I somehow stop it while making a new screen? How can I stop it and re-start it? I am using the latest stable version 4.6.0 AIO. Thanks. If you type Control-C it will cancel a running process. It is already stopped. (and it looks like you already typed "control-C") You can just re-start it now under screen. Joe L. Thank You!
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