Command Reference Disk
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/PCCard1 and /PCCard2
Formats an ATA flash card for use in an MSS PC card slot. An unformatted
card can not be used by the MSS. The /pccard1 parameter applies to all MSS
products with one PC card slot (MSS-VIA) or the first (top) slot of the MSS4.
The /pccard2 parameter applies to the bottom PC card slot of the MSS4.
Fsck
Checks the MSS filesystem and corrects any problems.
Head
Outputs the beginning of a string.
Ln
Creates a hard or soft link for files, linking a file or set of files to another file.
using no flag creates a hard link. Adding the -s flag creates a soft link.
Ls
Displays the contents of a directory. The available flags are:
Mkdir
Creates a new directory on the MSS RAM or flash disk.
More
Displays the contents of a file on the terminal, 24 lines of text at a time.
Normally the display pauses after each screen and prints “--MORE--” at the
bottom of the screen. To access the next screen, press the Space bar. To abort,
press Ctrl-C.
Mv
Moves files or directories on the MSS RAM and flash disks. You can also
rename files with this command by inserting the new filename for target
Od
Displays the contents of the specified file as raw hexadecimal byte values. The
possible flags are:
Pwd
Displays the full pathname of your current directory.
-l Returns a list in long form, which includes information
about modification date, size, owner, and permissions.
-t Sorts the list by modification date, with the newest file
appearing first.
-r Reverses the order of the file listing. For example, if -t
was also specified, -r would list the oldest file first.
-b Prints the bytes in octal format.
-ct Prints the bytes in ASCII format.
-x Prints the bytes in hexadecimal format.