Shell Commands - Revision history

JPV at 11:20, 19 May 2023

2023-05-19T11:20:55Z

2022-03-10T08:58:37Z

3.16 changes + pattern matching info

2020-03-02T14:43:51Z

2019-08-03T22:29:39Z

mistake

2018-03-27T11:17:46Z

2018-03-27T11:14:47Z

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2016-01-27T12:21:16Z

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 | [[Shell_Commands/Skip | ''Skip'']] || Skips to the appropriate label
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-| [[Shell_Commands/SmbFS | SmbFS]] || Mounts a samba share
+| [[Shell_Commands/SmbFS | SmbFS]] || Mounts a samba share (SMB1)
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 | [[Shell_Commands/SonixCamTool | SonixCamTool]] || Read out images from an USB webcam using the Sonix Technologies chipset with OV7630 sensors.

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 In order to find out how to use a particular command, type its name in a shell window, add '?' (without quotes) and press Enter. An explanation of MorphOS Shell arguments can be found [[Shell_Commands/Arguments | here]].
 Names written in ''italics'' are internal commands, which can't be found as separate files from your filesystem, but you can list them with the Resident command.
-By installing [http://www.morphos-team.net/downloads MorphOS Software Development Kit] you will also get hundreds of traditional Unix commands which aren't listed here. 3rd party commands (native and legacy commands) can be installed by copying them to the SYS:C/ directory.
+By installing [https://www.morphos-team.net/downloads MorphOS Software Development Kit] you will also get hundreds of traditional Unix commands which aren't listed here. 3rd party commands (native and legacy commands) can be installed by copying them to the SYS:C/ directory.
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 | [[Shell_Commands/Quit | ''Quit'']] || Exits a batch file with specified return code
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 | [[Shell_Commands/Reboot | Reboot]] || Resets the computer
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 | [[Shell_Commands/SegTracker | SegTracker]] || Tracking utility for disk loaded files (inc. libs and devs)
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 | [[Shell_Commands/Set | ''Set'']] || Creates or modifies specified local environment variable

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 | [[Shell_Commands/PortList | PortList]] || Displays a list of ports of running programs
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 | [[Shell_Commands/PowManTool | PowManTool]] || Very simple shell tool to control GemBird SIS-PM Silvershield PowerManager sockets/outlets

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 | [[Shell_Commands/Run | ''Run'']] || Spawns a background shell or process
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-| [[Shell_Commands/RunFS | ''RunFS'']] || Runs/mounts a network filesystem in background
+| [[Shell_Commands/RunFS | RunFS]] || Runs/mounts a network filesystem in background
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 | [[Shell_Commands/RX | RX]] || Interprets the specified ARexx script

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 | [[Shell_Commands/Play | Play]] || Plays audio files supported by the Reggae multimedia framework
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-| [[Shell_Commands/Play | PlayMidi]] || CAMD Midi player
+| [[Shell_Commands/PlayMidi | PlayMidi]] || CAMD Midi player
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 | [[Shell_Commands/PortList | PortList]] || Displays a list of ports of running programs
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 | [[Shell_Commands/Run | ''Run'']] || Spawns a background shell or process
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-| [[Shell_Commands/Run | ''RunFS'']] || Runs/mounts a network filesystem in background
+| [[Shell_Commands/RunFS | ''RunFS'']] || Runs/mounts a network filesystem in background
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 | [[Shell_Commands/RX | RX]] || Interprets the specified ARexx script
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 | [[Shell_Commands/Sort | Sort]] || Sorts a file
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-| [[Shell_Commands/Sort | Ssh2FS]] || Mounts a SFTP share
+| [[Shell_Commands/Ssh2FS | Ssh2FS]] || Mounts a SFTP share
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 | [[Shell_Commands/Stack | ''Stack'']] || Sets or displays the current stack size

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 | [[Shell_Commands/WaitForLib | WaitForLib]] || Waits 10 seconds for library to appear
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 | [[Shell_Commands/WaitForPort | WaitForPort]] || Waits 10 secs for port to appear

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 | [[Shell_Commands/List | List]] || Lists the contents of the specified directory
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 | [[Shell_Commands/LoadMonDrvs | LoadMonDrvs]] || Loads monitor (ie: graphic) drivers

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	Names written in ''italics'' are internal commands, which can't be found as separate files from your filesystem, but you can list them with the Resident command.		Names written in ''italics'' are internal commands, which can't be found as separate files from your filesystem, but you can list them with the Resident command.

−	By installing [http://www.morphos-team.net/downloads MorphOS Software Development Kit] you will also get hundreds of traditional Unix commands which aren't listed here.	+	By installing [http://www.morphos-team.net/downloads MorphOS Software Development Kit] you will also get hundreds of traditional Unix commands which aren't listed here. 3rd party commands (native and legacy commands) can be installed by copying them to the SYS:C/ directory.