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[Exerro]

I have been trying to make a coroutine that injects itself above the shell so even if the shell stops my coroutine/function will still be running. Is this possible without modifying the bios, and if so how can I do it?

[Noodle]

When you do shell.run it runs on top of what is currently running so..
I don't think there's a way
Try this in startup

function topofshell()
  shell.run("BLAH")
end
function shell()
  shell.run("shell")
end
coroutine.create(topofshell)

I really don't know what it would be..

[Noodle]

What you're talking about is crazy..
Just make a startup that runs a loop..

EDIT: Technically if you were to kill the shell, you kill everything that is running.

[theoriginalbit]

Lets see if i can find that topic from a few months ago.......... oh here it is Top Level Coroutine Override