Open MattIOSiSH opened 1 year ago
Found it. In Settings use the Recovery mode add the -p to the login command. Then IMMEDIATELY remove that exit statement! đ
Actually, you can edit the .bashrc in âFilesâ app.
Actually, you can edit the .bashrc in âFilesâ app.
But âFilesâ doesnât show any dot files. How do you do it?
In - Files - I use âOn My iPadâ. But in iSH have renamed it to DOTbashrc (or whatever) and copied to my iSH Files directory.
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Actually, you can edit the .bashrc in âFilesâ app.
But âFilesâ doesnât show any dot files. How do you do it?
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I've gotten myself into a real pickle. I put 'exit' at the end of root's .bashrc because many times (but not always) I wouldn't get the prompt back until I hit Return. Now iSH just exits out. I've tried a quick ^Z but that doesn't work. Any ideas? TIA