./configure --with-features=big

I always thought that when you create a process from terminal, and move it to background with &, that It was supposed to stay in background, right?

Well, the problem is that processes that output data back to terminal, when you close the terminal, will close the processes created in it as well.

In order to resolve this issue, just type ‘nohup’ in front of the command you want to run in background and that solves the problem.

The other way is to use a screen command.

Screen basically detaches the terminal session and puts it in background.

You can always come back later, or even ssh to a remote box and return back to a terminal session, right where you left it with ‘screen -r’