About console and log modifier..

[warrenchen]

1. While posting commands in console during another instruction is running, like deleting files in usr:> but posting "cd sys" during deleting process, will cause the prompt still remains in usr:> instead of sys:>

2.After connection closed, the log modifier window with information shouldn't remains open.

[ChasM]

1. Just like a real console, you should enter "CD /" before you type "CD SYS".
If your current working directory is not at the top root "/" you gotta go to there first.
So, to get the sys:> prompt when you already have the usr:> prompt,
first get the root prompt:
USR:> CD /
:>
and then all the other directories are "below" your current one.
Now you can change into the sys directory:
:> CD SYS
SYS:>
Notice that Uplink consoles are all using the forward-slash (question mark key) in
the same way real Linux consoles do, not Microsoft consoles.

I don't know if the Uplink CD command can handle "relative" paths. . .
Someone should test
USR:>CD /SYS
and find out.

2. Nah. The log modifier is running almost totally in your gateway's HUD.
It just can't modify anything more after the connection drops.