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Time prints the time (date not yet implemented) to standard output. The current time is read from the real time clock of CIA1. Time can also be used to set the time, in this case the "-s" option has to be used.</p>

example:

time -s 11:00pm

4TRUE.HTMLb true Usage: true

Exit with a status code indicating success.

UNAME.HTML Uname Usage: uname [-snrvmpa]

Uname prints system information. The available options are:

-m Print the machine (hardware) type.

-n Print the machine's network node hostname.

-p Print the machine's processor type.

-r Print the operating system release.

-s Print the operating system name.

-v Print the operating system version.

-a Print all of the above information.

UPTIME.HTML{ uptime usage: uptime

Uptime gives a one line display of how long the system has been running.

UUDECODE.HTML4 uudecode usage: uudecode

Uuencode and uudecode are used to transmit binary files over transmission mediums that do not support other than simple ASCII data.

Uudecode decodes a file encoded  with uuencode, it supports standard UU format and base64 encoding (as of RFC1521).

UUENCODE.HTML uuencode usage: uuencode [-m] remotefile

Uuencode and uudecode are used to transmit binary files over transmission mediums  that do not support other than simple ASCII data.

Uuencode reads the standard input and writes an encoded version to the standard output. The encoding uses only printable ASCII characters and includes the mode of the file and the operand name for use by uudecode. By default the standard UU encoding format will be used. If the option -m is given on the command line, base64 encoding as of RFC1521 is used instead.

Remotefile is the name of the file, that will be created on the destination system.

WC.HTML wc usage: wc [file]

Wc reads from standard input or a file and counts characters, words and lines until end of file. It then prints the results in the form

lines words characters

 see www.w3.org" /> wc usage: wc [file]

Wc reads from standard input or a file and counts characters, words and lines until end of file. It then prints the results in the form

lines words characters

#! sh -s #;; #;; lunix loads this at startup, #;; #;; realtime clock driver echo "loading realtime clock driver..." #ciartc & #smwrtc & ide64rtc & #;; dcf-77 rtc update daemon #dcf77 & echo "done." #;; #;; serial interface driver #echo "initializing serial interface..." #rs232std #swiftlink #fifo64 -f #echo "done." #;; packet driver #echo "installing packet driver..." #ppp 57600 login pass & #slip & #loop & #echo "done." #;; tcp/ip stack #echo "starting tcp/ip subsystem..." #tcpip & #echo "done." #;; servers #echo "starting webserver..." #httpd & #echo "done." #echo "starting connect daemon..." #connd 200 sh & #echo "done." #;; echo "have a lot of fun!" #;; launch shell (done from init atm) #sh tarting tcp/ip subsystem..." #tcpip & #echo "done." #;; seN  EE1&E1"LUNIX.C64",12,1@E2"BOOT.C64",12,1J(4096to that extend. If no match is found, nothing happens.

SLEEP.HTML` sleep usage: sleep [seconds]

Delay for a specified amount of time.

SLIP.HTML slip usage: slip baudrate

Packetdriver for LNG-TCP/IP using serial driver and SLIP encapsulation. You need a "SERv2" module present in the system (see lsmod). SERv2 modules are: rs232std, swiftlink and fifo64.

Supported baudrates are 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 38400, 57600.



The link speed also depends on the used serial interface!

PSMWRTC.HTMLe smwrtc usage: smwrtc

This module provides a date and time interface. The time is stored and read from a Smart Watch chip hooked to cia1 joystick port 2. I don't have such device, more information about it can be obtained from:

ftp://ftp.elysium.pl/tools/systems/geos_software/updates/

WARNING: code is untested!

STRMINFO.HTML strminfo usage: strminfo

S trminfo prints a summary of all streams, that are present in the system.

"maj" is the major device number, for example 3 for console, 2 for the floppy,...
"min" is the minor number, each device can have more than one open communication chann els at a time.
"wr/rd" counts how often the stream has been opened for writing/reading.

FTCPIP.HTMLc tcpip usage: tcpip [IPaddress]

Tcpip is the name of the TCP/IP process. There must be a "PKG" module pressent i n the system (see lsmod). available "PKG" modules are: loop, slip and ppp.

You can either specify a IPaddress (in dotted decimals) by hand or let TCP/IP autodetect the local IP address. (for use with ppp).

TCPIPSTAT.HTML tcpipstat</title> <body> usage: tcpipstat <p> Prints some information about the TCP/IP stack.<br> "IP address" is assigned local IP address.<br> "used sockets" is the number of allocated TCP sockets.<br> "avail sockets" is the number of the remaining (free) sockets.<br> "used buffers" is the number of allocated network I/O buffers (each up to 1k).<br> "avail buffers" is the number buffers in use.<br> "checksum errors" is the number of encountered IP/TCP/UDP/ICMP checksum errors. </p> </body></html> TEE.HTML� <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta name="generator" content="HTML Tidy, see www.w3.org" /> <title>Tee</title> </head> <body> Usage: tee [file] <p>Tee reads from standard input and writes to standard output or to a file. This version of tee is written by Piotr Roszatycki -dexter@fnet.pl- and only supports writing to a nonexistent file. (no append mode)</p> </body> </html> TELNET.HTML�<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta name="generator" content="HTML Tidy, see www.w3.org" /> <title>telnet usage: telnet IPaddress port

The telnet command is used to communicate with another host using the TELNET protocol. The telnet programm you know from other systems connect to port 23 of the remote host. Other useful ports are:

- 25 SMTP (simple mail transport protocol)
- 79 finger
- 80 WWW (world wide web)
- 110 POP3 (post office protocol)

The IPaddrss must be known in digits!

TIME.HTMLJ time POPCLIENT.HTML popclient usage: popclient configname [savefile]

The popclient application can be used to communicate with another host using the Post Office Protocol version 3 (POP3) as defined in RFC1939. POP3 is used to retrieve  and manipulate a remote eMail folder.

The configuration is stored in a file with the configname extended by ".p3". The format of the configuration file is shown in the following example:

192.168.0.33 # address of server
dumbo # lo gin used on this server
4711 # password

The IPaddrss of the server must be known in digits! Popclient accepts the name of an optional savefile at the commandline. If a savefile is specified the "get" command can be used to retrieve eMails t hat are stored in a local file (savefile).

_PPP.HTML~ < meta name="generator" content="HTML Tidy, see www.w3.org" /> ppp usage: ppp baudrate

Packetdriver for LNG-TCP/IP using serial driver and PPP encapsulation. You need a "SERv2" module present in the system (see lsmod). SERv2 modul es are: rs232std, swiftlink and fifo64.

Supported baudrates are 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 38400, 57600.

The link speed also depends on the used serial interface!

8PS.HTML ps usage: ps

Ps gives a sn apshot of the current processes.

"PID" is the process ID.
"ST" is the process state. A process that is waiting for input or another event, and doesn't consume any CPU time is the the "wait" state. "wcons" means the process is waiting for inp ut from the user (console). A busy process is on "cpu" - there can be more than one busy processes.
"Time" is the CPU time consumes by the process so far. The unit is CPU ticks (eg. 1/985000s) printed in hexadecimals.
"PPID" is the ID of the pare nt process.
"ID" is the internal (short-) ID of the process, it is in the range 0..15.
"FP" flags and priority.
"MEM" the number of allocated internal memory pages.

PWD.HTML^ pwd Usage: pwd

Prints current working directory (drive).

PRM.HTML rm Usage: rm [-i] file...

Remove files. Wildcards are not supported explicitely - wildcards have to be expanded by the shell anyway :)

In spite of that, be car eful with special chars like "*" "," "?" "@" since these might be interpreted by the CBM bios (rm issues a open x,dev,15,"s:file" command)

Options:

-i Prompt before any removal

SH.HTML^ Sh Usage: sh

Sh is  the standard command shell for LUnix. The shell reads from standard input and interprets the incoming stream line wise.

Input format:
command [parm1 [parm2 ... ]
Command is either a builtin command or matches the name of a executable th at can be found in the current directory/drive.

Builtin features and commands:
exit - exit the current shell
Prints a warning message if there are running child processes left. Calling exit a second time (or pressing CTRL+d) overrides t he waring message and forces the shell to exit immediately.

History feature:
The shell has a 256 byte buffer to store old commandlines. By pressing the cursor up and down keys you can browse through the old commandlines. Such a recovered ol d commandline can be activated, edited just if it was typed in manually. The history function only stores a commandline, if it is different from the last one remembered.

Command completion:
A way to search the buffered commandlines. Just type the first few characters, than press TAB (commodore key). The shell will try to guess the command or argument by comparing the given charcters to the commandline history. If a unique match (even a partly match) is found, the command will be competed tml">time true uname uptime uudecode uuencode wc

0HEXTYPE.HTML hextype < body> usage: hextype

Print stdin to stdout as hexadecimal digits and ascii.

(Written by Alexander Bluhm)

/HTTPD.HTMLH httpd usage: httpd

Attach a simple webserver using the HTTP1.0 protocol to TCP port 80. By th e time starting httpd, all reachable TCP/IP hosts (when using a dial-up line, all in the entire internet) can connect to your C64 and download files. For example help.html - the LUnix help file collection.

YIDE64RTC.HTML ide64rtc usage: ide64rtc

This module provides a date and time interface. The time is read from IDE64 device, an IDE controller with RTC chip built-in. There is no support for setting date and time.

KILL.HTML$ kill usa ge: kill [-SIGNO] PID

Kill sends signals or terminates running tasks. The task must be identified by it's PID (process ID). Process IDs are printed when starting commands in the background ("&" postfix) or can be obtained using the "ps" command.

LOOP.HTML loop usage: loop

Loop installs a loopback packet driver. A loopback packet driver can be used to test and debug client-server TCP/IP applications without running a real network.

#LS.HT ML ls< /title> </head> <body> usage: ls [-al] [directory|file] <p>Ls - lists contents of directories. If no arguments are submitted, ls opens the current working directory (or root of current working device). It first tries to open the named directory, if that  fails it assumes the argument is a filename.</p> <p>-l Print directory in long form (mode, date, filename)</p> <p>-a Print all filenames, don't hide filename beginning with "."</p> <p>Coauthor: Brendan Burns</p> </body> </html> LSMOD.HTML�M<!DOC TYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <meta name="generator" content="HTML Tidy, see www.w3.org" /> <title>lsmod  Usage: lsmod

Lsmod lists the installed kernel modules. Each printed line is associated to one module.

Typ

Code consisting of 3 characters that identify the type of module (for example "SER" for serial interfaces)



SZ

Size of the module - number of allocated pages of internal memory.

Ver

Version number

Num

Number of available virtual devices - a single kernel module might interface to more than one device of the same kind. 

Addr

Base address of the module's code.

\MEMINFO.HTMLs meminfo Usage: meminfo

Prints table of memory allocations (internal memory).

MORE.HTML$ More Usage: mor e [file]

More is a filter for paging through text one screenful at a time. The text is read from standard input or a file. Pressing space steps one screen ahead, pressing return does just a single line. Pressing q terminates the programm.

you used to invoke env). There are always following environment variables:

current working device

Default device for loading/saving files (major: 2=floppy, minor: 8=drive with secondary address 8)

terminal width

Width of t he used output terminal. This information is used by applications like "more", that need to know the size of the visible screen.

When called with VARIABLE it will show value of that variable in parent process.

When called with VARIABLE=va lue (w/o spaces) it will assign value to given variable in parent process. If value is empty then variable in parent process will be deleted.

KEXPAND.HTML ls usage: expand regexp

Expand is used to list files in the current directory, that match a regular expression (simple one). The regular expression may contain "*" for unspecified number of unspecified characters, "?" for a single unspecified character or the characters to match themself.

Exanples:
exp and *.txt - list all files ending in .txt
expand *tmp* - list all files with tmp in their name FALSE.HTMLc false Usage: false

Exit with a status code indicating failure.

:FTP.HTMLW ftp usage: ftp host

Ftp implements the file transfer protocol used in TCP/IP networks. Ftp lets you download binaries or view text located on a remote host. The host must be identified by its IP-number since DNS lookups are not yet implemented. F tp supports the following commands:

cd - change directory

pwd - view current directory

type i/a - set ascii (a) or binary (i) tranfer mode

dir - list files in current remote directory

more - display remote textfile

get - download remote file

quit - leave ftp

GETTY.HTML getty usage: getty baudrate

Lets you connect a serial terminal to your LNG system and use the system like sitting directly at the console. All keys pressed at the terminal are passed to the shell, results are sent back to the terminal. getty relies on the slightly obsolete SERv1 API and will be replace by a newer program soon. (interoperates with "sswiftlink", "srs232std")

hHELP.HTML Help Usage: help [command]

Help prints online documentation on a given command or topic. This is done by opening a file with the commands name plus the extension ".html". Help returns with an error, if this file can no t be found in the current directory. This version of help only support a very small subset of XHTML tags, it even lacks support of hyperlinks.

Help is available on:

232echo 232term b-co b-cs beep buf cat cd ciartc clear connd cp date dcf77 echo env expand false ftp g etty help hextype httpd ide64rtc kill loop ls lsmod  meminfo more popclient ppp ps pwd rm sh sleep slip smwrtc strminfo tcpip tcpipstat tee telnet cd Usage: cd directory 

Change current working directory. Note that you still need to provide device prefix before filename.

If you have [/ide64/apps/sh] and do [cd /ide64/apps] you can load sh by typing [/ide64/sh].

CIARTC.HTML ciartc usage: ciartc

Date and time functions for the cia1 real time clock.

(written by Alexander Bluhm)

CLEAR.HTML clear usage: clear

Clears the screen using a escape sequence.

(written by Stefan Haubenthal) 

CONND.HTML connd usage: connd port command [args..]

Attach an application to a TCP port. This is used to start TCP/IP services, that can then be used by all computers in the connected TCP/IP network (eg. the ent ire Internet).

Example:

connd 200 sh &

Open up port 200 for remote logins. Do a "telnet c64 200" to gain access to the c64 running LNG.

CP.HTML& cp usage: cp srcfile destfile

cp copies all data from file srcfile to a new file with the name destfile. cp works byte-wise without buffering and is therefore quite slow on larger files. You may try "cat srcfile!buf!tee destfile" instead for larger files.

DATE.HTML[ date usage: date [option]

Date prints weekday,date,time and timezone to standard output. Date relies on a RTC module to have access to the current time. Available RTC modules are:

ciartc - software RTC using the TOD function of CIA 1
dcf77 - driver for the DCF77 hardware
smwrtc - driver for a Smart Watch chip hooked to cia1 joystick port 2.

Options: -t hh:mm:ss.tt set time
-d ccyy.mm.dd set date
-w ww set weekday
-z shhmm set timezone, s is + or - -u print time in unix format
-n print time in ntp format

HDCF77.HTML dcf77 usage: dcf77

The dcf-77 signal is broadcasting the central european time (CET). It is a serial protocol, sending one bit every secon d. There is a radio receiver which is connected to one CIA2 pin at the userport. The dcf77 application continuously receives the current date and time from the receiver module and sets the system time using the ciartc module software interface.

ECHO.HTMLD echo Usage: echo [-nE] [string]...

Echo the [string]s to stand output.

-n Do not output trailing newline
-E Disable interpretation of special sequences:
^000 Octal
^a alert
^c no trai ling newline
^f formfeed
^n newline
^r carriage return
ENV.HTML0 env Usage: env [VARIABLE[=value]]

Env prints the environment settings as they are inherited from the parent process (the shell $#! sh -s clear sysinfo.sh ! more #; SYSINFO.SH#! sh -s echo echo "system name & version:" echo #; uname -a #; echo echo "date & time:" echo #; time date uptime #; echo echo "network:" echo #; tcpipstat #; echo echo "memory:" echo #; meminfo #; echo echo "loaded modules:" echo #; lsmod #; echo echo "running processes:" echo #; ps #; echo echo "open files:" echo #; strminfo #; echo echo "environment for this process:" echo echo -n "current working directory: " pwd env #; echo #; #; meminfo #; ech (43)256(44)26+,LGxX`' ii : `X :  I B :΅ :΅8e : eL    B ` : d `8e L]SELF EXTRACING ARCHIVE... (I/O ERROR) STOPPED EXTRACTING (CHECKSUM ERROR) STOPPED (OK) DONE. 232ECHO.HTMLW 232echo Usage: 232echo

232echo is echoing back data received from a serial i nterface. 232echo will first ask for a baudrate and then enter it's operative state. 232echo is a test application for serial communication modules. It relies on the SERv2 API and so interoperates with "swiftlink" and "rs232std"

c232 TERM.HTML| 232term usage: 232term

232term is a very simple terminal program. Like 232echo it asks for a baudrate at the commandline and then enters operative state. Key strokes are sent to the serial interface, received characters are displayed on the screen. 232term can be used to log into a remote host (eg. your ISP). Press CTRL+D to leave 232term.

B-CO.HTML b-co usage: b-co

benchmark console (b-co) runs a small console benchmark. The benc hmark consists of printing characters, scrolling and cursor positioning. The result is printed to stderr in units of charaters per second. The same program can be used to benchmark pipe throughput by issuing "b-co!wc".

Sample results:

b-c o: 1250 (pal C64), 1686 (pal C64 with REU)

b-co!wc: 816 (pal C64), 910 (pal C64 with REU)

B-CS.HTML> b-cs usage: b-cs

Benchmark contextswitching (b-cs) runs a small benchmark to examine the context switch ing overhead in the system. The overhead for N CPU consuming tasks is roughly 200*N/R percent (R=result).

sample results:

568 (pal C64), 1277 (pal C64 with REU)

IBEEP.HTML  beep Usage: beep

Beep is  a trivial application used to alert the console user by a audible event. (ringing a bell - or doing a beep.) Beep does it by printing ASCII code 7 to stderr. The console must support ASCII code 7 - beep.

BUF.HTML buf Usage: buf

Buf is a quite simple application. Buf reads from standard input and tries to keep everything in memory until EOF (end of file). After receiving an EOF buf prints all data from memory to standard output.

I used buf to receive te xt pasted into an LNG window when running a remote session (telnet from my PC to LNG), because it showed up that pasting directly into an LNG file (using "tee") degraded TCP/IP performance a lot. I suggest to use "buf!tee" instead.

An other examp le: "cat file1!buf!tee file2" is usually faster than "cp file1 file2" but doesn't work for huge files.

yCAT.HTMLA Cat Usage: cat [-etv] [file]...

Concatenate files and print on standard output.

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These are my args: WC4 L ȱȘ ꦁ $ 8 4  $ 惩L?0˩L?L    `8*/ *L 0 0٥ 0  8 ꦆ`, `Usage: wc [file] Counts chars, words and lines (16bit)  d'CAT\ +QP,_怱Ƃ/-A怱etv٩ `,> `_8 ꆄ怱 L)*8 d $  L ^ I L()M -  ^ i@ L LL ` *8 * 8 *`Usage: cat [-etv] [file] ... dTEE{ $@ȱȘe8 L8  8 L9L `,h L Usage: tee [file] UUENCODE)ȱȱ-ȱmȱȱ ,d `,0 , LY, ,  L5ȱ  N ,0 , `,  `,0`$`L8 -L,0 cJJ   JJJJ) )?    **) )?  )?  8 Lr,JJ   JJJJ )?  ,0,=L )?  ,0,=  ,0   `8 ``!"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789+/Usage: uuencode [-m] name_of_file Encode a binary file. Input is stdin, output is stdout. -m use base64 encoding as of RFC1521 beginbegin-base64 664 end ==== oUUDECODE ,^ ` N `%U , ꬨ!  ijȢ ꎯ,0LL + Ϊ L;L8 (  c, L ש`8`L8 )?`, `  L   JJJJ  ?  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Input is stdin h232ECHO, b  Q 8 0%9!H lh   L lL'8 ` - `, ,    ,  , L  d `8`  >? `8 `SER`L 232 echo is active Error initializing RS232-interface Select baud rate: 0: 300 1: 600 2: 1200 3: 2400 4: 4800 5: 9 600 6: 19200 7: 38400 8: 57600 > Running, press RUN/STOP to exit loop completed 232TERM, _   \ 8 0%9!H lh   L lL'8 `8 `, ,   L  L ```8`8 `SER`L 232 terminal is active Error initializing RS232-interface Select baud rate: 0: 300 1: 600 2: 1200 3: 2400 4: 4800 5: 9600 6: 19200 7: 38400 8: 57600 > Running, press RUN/STOP to exit KILL3  ȱȩ  - Ȑ, L  H $ h .`L, ` & &ee*80 eȱ`8`Usage: kill [-signo] PID valid signal numbers are 0..7, 9 Signal wasn't delivered, not handled by destination task RM <怱Ƃ-怱i]HR`<7 8 ?8  8 8 } 8 y L, `Usage: rm [-i] file ... ]LS , ` ȱȱB->ȱla L 驀 n n`,  K` ȱȱЍ  L K`,8֬ ",0.,0,  nL`L  " OL) , `d r w x  Ln--Ln) , ` _ _ _ _L), `HJJJJ jh)w8 `0123456789abcdefNo such file or directory: Usage: ls [-al] [dir] .... ...... .......... 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L,3 )@ + rL`usage: uname [-snrvmpa] print system information LNG unknown $16 $00 C64C128pal ntsc 65108500 dIP4`L L L L L *MORE ``, ` ȱȘ ꦁ $,888 H8 h ƀ, 8 q  , L_ `usage: more [file] print file (or stdin) page wise  BEEP  $L',8 L ` 8 `usage: beep used to alert terminal user by a audible sound (prints 0x07 to stderr) HELP 0  $ +QPLq,d L 3ȱȄȱ^ 3`,ZZhL\ LiȄ@7  8  8 4LqĆ 8 ` 8 Ć􆆩Lw3Lw` L   8 -8 L L83 ` 8 L  1<!4`,40頀4 ` 1> 1>/Ȅ恤 ]5)55LL5豈8`]L)ȽLY)򊦀8倅倨L" 8``$VER: help 2.0 (Sep 15 2004) $titleimghrpabbrhref="alt="help.htmlUsage: man [topic] print help on given command or topic (prints a file named "topic.html") LENVL ,F `ȱȄ-  'e-=0pq }~,F = =,F L uL` $, ) , =* , + x =, ,  'e- =悤 =悤 =`8yH 0 0 =h 08 `usage: env [VAR[=value]] print or set environment settings current working device: terminal width: environment variables:  d"DATEv , gtL dL wL zL uL nL 2.,ƬY ,֬e 88L, ` ꬿ   '-+Ȏ   ,֬ ,  L֬ `e a䃐` :1.-,)hhhh, ꥀ?@ 8 L0:)ȱ0:H h)` $ eLG H,0+-8 h H) h `H hH8 hiŀ`,,, օ셂 v     ` օ y         ` usage: date [...] -t hh:mm:ss.tt set time -d ccyy.mm.dd set date -w ww set weekday -z shhmm set timezone, s is + or - -u print time in unix format -n print time in ntp format get current weekday,date,time,timezone illegal argument -- illegal data -- t:d:w:z:unhRTCL L L L  .. ::. HJJJJ h) i&i08L hLR Oillegal option -- option requires an argument --   !䀰#ޤ(Ȅ-ȱ - !憦H h`Ȅʅ \pq0pŅȱpX:>`X, 8  8 ?`,/ 8  8 :`ȱ 䀰׆ȘH !h`ȱ愄`xH)ph)JqJJepeq(`H) hɠ`LRxx Xy }x)X`LRx Ax A`䈱x A`؈x A$̈`xx Xy x Aq`kx) Ac] }YxS APzxG AD> +{x A3|x A)}x z{S!0 |} +) LR +)x)X` `2)2121221212 s3fLtmȩȩȑ8pب؊ +H hiJJ  +Hc h +8   +  ) +0Ii 0V<  +  ȱ +0Ii 0 <  + 0`wLR vHHHihi~hihi +n H hj`xpqLxpq0hrqppqppqppqppr)h)H(`xuvwt|{zyxvpu1Jupexxqeyyrezzse{{te||p&q&r&s&tˠxv|(`2CIARTCLZ P2)21212212125 @RTCLKLMLbLLLLL" ܍ ܎ ܎܎)i؍MA0>    iG0  ) .` )%ii i `8ت  I ܮ ܮ ܮܭ0 0``xpq hp(`xpqp  %(`xpq h p(`xpq p % (`xpq0p(`xpqp013ip$0"JJJIi03)@y885m;;m::983(`xpq %p(` 2x hXL4 Wusage: cia1rtc ,H ,G ` $ HY FL4xH)ph)JqJJepeq(`DCF77tL T@ DCFRTCL L L L L L L ,W 0&@ ) M?L0', P b ^p'Yg )` Y`  N  I9   %)&" ܢw P  `0&@ `1'}YC=ح'i؍', p Y­ )`Y )  H+ N+) )@  1%`', 0L 1&?- ,  P`ܢwL8x )@  X`  )m *)M)W+)?) @+)Ȍ))5  ))&   )L)?%  )?$) )   )#  ")Л   L+ +LJ` &` usage: dcf77  , ` $)ߍܩ0'&%,  `,+g,; ;   WV <LxH)ph)JqJJepeq(`H) hɠ`LRxx Xy x)X`LRx Tx T`䈱x T`؈x T$̈`xx Xy x Tq`kx) Tc] YxS TPzxG TD> >{x T3|x T )}x z{f!0 |} >) LR >)x)X` s2)2121221212SMWRTCL B5 @RTCLLLLLLLLxܩrܩܭjrjr` ܊) ܈JP`ܩ ܩܩr |: | |\ |r`HH܍  Z Z Z Z)I )) i Z  Z Z Zhh`8ت  I w" "HHܩ  | | |w |  | | | |hh ``xpq p(`xpqp / (`xpq  p(`xpq p  /(`xpq"p(`xpqp"#%ip$0"JJJIi0%)2y**5m--m,,+*%(`xpq p(` 2x XL usage: smwrtc ,: , ` $ : FLHEXTYPEL  8  )L 8  )     8  8  )  8    )Х 8  )Е.0 8 ݩ 8 L. usage: hextype  , ` $ L.HJJJJ h) i&i08L hLRCLEAR  $L',Z L ` ,| L $VER: clear 2.1 (Sep 15 2004) $Usage: clear used like CLR key TRUE `/FALSE `0ECHOT +QP&,怱$Ƃ$-4怱ncE} `,8 `]^W怠҅^Ga=cc7n (r f Ƅ08L 怠АLb)怠08慃 L| $8 $ 8 $`Usage: echo [-nE] [string] TOUCHa0ȱȄ8 Lȱȱe`,H `Usage: touch ... EXPANDE  LK,  L ȱȄLб̄`,F E8FJE %L R 8  8 LVE `*R ? R`8`  *R`ȱ*R 㦀$VER: expand 0.9 (Sep 15 2004) $Usage: expand [regexp] list filenames matching regexp B-CO- $,A    i,,8 t8 5 H8 5 8 L9,q  ,} L Fff8,3:,3ۊ 08 0ɩ.8  08L @d B'running benchmark... (console output, 16 sec) result: bytes/sec Xmas 1999 for all Commodore enthusiasts is here... _______ /__/___/| /__/___/|| | | ||| L U n i x N e x t | | |/|  G e n e r a t i o n |---+---||| | | ||| V 0.15 |___|___|/ I'm pleased to announce version 0.15 of "LUnix Next Gerneration" (LNG). This is the first announcement of LNG in the news. The reason for this announcement is the implementation of PPP. The Point-to-Point protocol is widely used by Internet Service Providers and today (for some small exeptions) the only way to connect a home computer to the Internet. At this point, i want to thank all the people who are contributing to LNG by means of code, testing and ideas - especially Errol Smith for his work on PPP. Some of LNGs key features: * Preemptive multitasking (up to 32 tasks, 7 priorities) * Dynamic memory management (in chunks of 256 or 32 bytes) * Runtime code relocation * IPC (inter process communication) through pipes * IPC through signals * (minimal) REU support * SCPU compatible [new] * 30 standard applications available * Support for standard RS232 userport interface * Support for swiftlink RS232 interface * Virtual consoles * Hardware accelerated 80 columns console on C128 in C64 mode [new] * Native C128 version available [new] * (simple) command shell (with history function) * Support for CBM (IEC bus) devices (eg. 1541) * Open source, comes with all needed (cross-) development tools * Widely configurable for your needs * LNG can be terminal and terminal ser ver (RS232) * Support of SLIP packet encapsulation over serial links * Support of PPP [new] * Loop back packet driver for off-line client-server trials * TCP/IP stack (and clients for telnet and ftp) * ... Visit the LUnix homep age at http://www.heilbronn.netsurf.de/~dallmann/lunix/lng.html Download the full source code or the system precompiled in binary form. Give feedback, contribute, have a good time ;-) Merry Christmas and a happy new year ! ...Daniel   ===> Welcome to LNG == LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL[5;10HLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLULL[10;8HLLLLUnLLLLLLUniLLLLUnixLLLLnixLLLLixCLLLLBxCoLLLLBeConLLLLBenCo[6;30HnsLLLLBenconsoLLLLLenchnsolLLLLL[7;27HnchmsoleLLLLLchmaoleLLLLLhmarleL[13;6HLLLLVmarkeLLLLLLV1arkLLLLLLLV1.[7;32HrkLLLLLLLLV1.0kLLLLLLLLL1.0LLLL[14;9HLLLLLL.0LLLLLLLLLLL0LLLLLLLLLL[13;15HLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL[15;11HLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL[13;18HLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL(LLLL(CLLL(C)LL(C)LC[17;13H)2)20200200000000b0bybybyPyP[17 ;24HoPolPoldoldildidiiB-CS1 $,  H  i & ,  Z, ( L Fff8ۊ 08 0ɩ.8  08L @d B'running benchmark... 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400 Bad Request404 Can't Access File501 Not Implementedtimeout error connection refused no permisson no port no route to host no socket available not implemented protocol error port in use Unable to connect to remote host ::usage: httpd LNG Experimental WebServer V1.1 index.htmlTELNETL80  e e8``, L ȱȱa ȱ4ΰ0 *.   `, L ݹ 0 0 08 ` .  `,  C $ ,0(,  .    , 0L ,   8 Ў,  .   ;,0P8 )ע  8  &L,g    L p LЂH8 8 h8 LH, hɀ , L Ɂ , L ɂ , L Ƀ ,* L Ʉ ,3 L Ʌ ,E L Ɇ ,Z L ɇ ,k L Ɉ,{  L  dIP4`L L L L Listening on port Trying Connected to timeout error connection refused no permisson no port no route to host  no socket available not implemented protocol error port in use Unable to connect to remote host ::usage: telnet [] IP internet address of remote host in digits. port port to connect to syntax of IP: ... port : each number in range 0..255 Connection closed by foreign host. POPCLIENT L/, L ʎ4`,= =. ȱȄȱ.Ȅpȩ3ȩr r,4"eȢ  , L4 $ ,ԅ 65.- '6. 7.  8 , `Ȅ,S ,5 D  AL /0 ,c 0,w   ~Ȅ w 30,}   ~ w  ~ 80 `L,}  $ȹ  ℂ ۢ, L0轼轼8`ȹ ɀɁoɂ%ɃIɄL8`Ъ0, 1 `0,  ~ w 1 `0,  ~ w `4 ,P `0,  ~ w  41 `L0,  0 /  AL 8   ꈩ YL Y ҙ̩`H,, hɀ , L Ɂ , L ɂ , L Ƀ , L Ʉ , L Ʌ , L Ɇ , L ɇ , L Ɉ, `80  e e8``+328/ 6.D ,21 38 +3 8 8`81 2Х`2н2Т8/ 9+6-; Y ?,h L8/  8 L?8 ` Y ?` Y ?`2  ,b L/8 Z =  ,2p2 @2 e# 28  ,202   L,20  / `, LnIP4`L L L L L Connecting ... Authenticating ... USER PASS LIST RETR DELE QUIT timeout error connection refused no permisson no port no route to host no socket available not implemented protocol error port in use unable to connect to remote host ::no save file specified pop3 protocol error pop3 (list,more#,del#,quit) >unknown command or syntax error listgetmoredelquitusage: popclient [] simple pop3 client to retrieve emails from a pop3 server run "help popclient" for details can't open configuration file configuration file too l5arge error in config file can't open save file uitusage: popclient [] simple pop3 client to retrieve emails from a pop3 server run "help popclient" for details can't open configuration file configuration file too l