Lexmark IBM 9077 manual Etc/Release, # Status=$?

#

if [ -t 0 ] then

#

#Ask for a terminal type; the default is the canonical "vt100".

if [ X${TERM} = X ] then

TERM=vt100

fi

eval ‘tset -s -m ?$TERM‘ export TERM

#

#It’s interactive, so exec the new CLI shell for the GRF.

#from here on commented out the next 15 lines as 99.99999% of work

#is from the shell prompt, and if you exit from CLI, .profile is not

#obeyed, sigh.

#you have to call ncli, to get the super> prompt.

#to see the information that pops up, if you start sh within super>,

#cat /etc/motd, or run sh within super> /*UU*/

#NCLI=/usr/nbin/ncli

#if [ -x ${NCLI} ]

#then

#${NCLI}

#STATUS=$?

#if [ ${STATUS} -eq 0 ]; then

#exit 0

#fi

#echo "’${NCLI}’ exited status ${STATUS}; continuing with ’${SHELL}’."

#elif [ -f ${NCLI} ]

#then

#echo "Warning: ’${NCLI}’ is not executable; using ’${SHELL}’.

"

#else

#echo "Warning: ’${NCLI}’ is not found; using ’${SHELL}’."

#fi

#end of commenting out the call to CLI. /*UU*/

fi

B.2 /etc/Release

This file’s only content is the actual version of the operating system the GRF is running. If in doubt, look here and also have a look at Appendix B.15, “/etc/motd” on page 287.

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