Re: OT:(Unix Q): Re-executing an old command

did you do a:  

set -o vi

>>> Ross.Collado_at_techpac.com 08/03/01 03:00AM >>>
I'm using ksh. From the Unix prompt I do history which displays the last 170 commands I did.
I would like to re-run #55 in the list (which happens to be a rm with a lot of arguments). How do I do it?
I tried doing ESC-K then /rm to find it but it didn't. Usually it does.

Thanks,
Ross

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