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It's SIGUSR1 on Linux, however there is no signal bound to ^T in Linux, nor is it apparently possible to bind new ones. `killall -USR1 dd` works like a charm,
by justin_vanw 11y ago
It's SIGUSR1 on Linux, however there is no signal bound to ^T in Linux, nor is it apparently possible to bind new ones.
`killall -USR1 dd` works like a charm, or for the impatient: watch killall -USR1 dd
- oxplot 11y agoThis example highlights a very useful alternative function of `watch`: to simply run a command on regular intervals without caring about the output.
- agnivade 11y agoYea, but its a pain to open another tab and run another command and switch back to this tab to see the progress. Why they didn't give a progress bar in the first place beats me.