Aborting the show file command ouput in cisco nexus

Hi all ,
In order to verify the md5 value in cisco nexus image we need to use show file bootflash:image md5sum command. But instead of that we given show file bootflash:image . And it is continiously showing the entire file content and full junk values coming in console. I have given ctrl+shift+6 to abort the ouput. But it is not stopping and now i am not able to do anything in console. Any suggestion to abort that.
Thanks,
Vijay

Hi All,
I just cleared the console session from tty lines using the below command,
clear line linename.
After this , console responded and we are able to access it.
Thanks,
Vijay.

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