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1 INFOS OS9 OS9 COMMAND WHAT IT DOES dir list files copy copy files list print file content attr shows and change access privileges ( in OS9 all users of the same group hav same privileges ) : from right to left: owner/group and public. Example to make a file executable by everybody, readable by the owner/group and changeable by nobody: attr -e -pe -r -npr -nw -npw file_name procs shows running processes mdir shows the modules ( processes, commands and data modules loaded ) chd to change directory ( 'chd..' goes UP ) makdir make a directory deldir delete a directory free shows free space on Disk ( RAM-Disk in this case ) mfree " " " " RAM e editor ( very like EDT of VAX, but to "exit" PF1-f and to "quit" PF1-q. Use PF2 for the help) devs print device table ftp telnet date date and time setime change date and time kill to kill a running process. The process ID number has to be given and NOT the process name. The ID is obtained with 'procs' tmode to set the terminal mode ( e.g. pause/nopause ) events to list the system events ( i.e. semaphores ) OS9 UNIX help man chd cd del rm copy cp makdir mkdir OS9 is case sensitive!! attr chmod deldir rmdir pd pwd list more dir -e Directory of. 16:02:49 Owner Last modified Attributes Sector Bytecount Name /10/ dsewrewr errmsg r : owner read w : owner write e : owner execute r : public read w : public write e : public execute s : simple user d : directory
2 INFOS COMPILATION VACUUM login os9boot password : super : usersuper Compilation packages de base : dans l ordre Cset, Cm, Su Compilation applicatifs : d abord UNIX, puis OS9 (automatique dans cmt) Les format des fichiers texte OS9 et UNIX ne sont pas compatibles (fin de ligne différente). Il faut TOUJOURS modifier les fichiers OS9 sous UNIX, puis les CONVERTIR au format OS9. Pour convertir un fichier OS9 UNIX : os9tounix.csh Pour convertir un fichier UNIX OS9 : unixtoos9.csh ctrl7[/virgodev/vacuum]: ls -l -r-xr-xr-x 1 jehanno virgo 130 Jun os9tounix.csh* -r-xr-xr-x 1 jehanno virgo 278 Jun unixtoos9.csh* disponible dans /virgodev/vacuum example : on veut convertir un fichier /REP1/File au format UNIX dans /REP2/File au format OS9 1- aller dans /REP2/File 2- taper /virgodev/vacuum/unixtoos9.csh /REP1/File Boot To : depuis virgoapp Va : depuis virgoapp Tu : depuis virgodev Pour To et Va Pour Tu BOOT To le boot monte /virgoapp /virgodev est monté par le os9startup le boot monte /virgodev /virgoapp est monté par le os9startup ctrl7[/virgoapp/vacuum/to/bootos9]: ls SU OS9$: list /virgoapp/vacuum/to/bootos9/os9setup let unixdir = "/virgoapp/cm/v8r1/os9:/virgoapp/vacuum/to/v11r3/binos9" ************** Get Server name from host name ****** ******* ************** Environment variable definition for appli ******* ******************* SU OS9$: list /virgoapp/vacuum/to/bootos9/os9startup
3 * last changes: 98/09/16 SC * /09/17 SC * /10/29 EJ JCM * DATE : * NATURE : Compilation with Cm v8r1 * CSet v2r8 * Su v6r3 * DATE : * NATURE : Boot sur virgoapp profile /r0/.login mount -m -r=1024 -w=1024 virgodev:/virgodev /virgodev setenv PATHBIN /virgoapp/vacuum/to/v11r3/binos9 profile /virgoapp/vacuum/to/bootos9/os9setup echo "Execution To Server" ex $(PATHBIN)/ToServerOS9 %servername ******************* BOOT Va ctrl7[/virgoapp/vacuum/va/bootos9]: ls SU OS9$: list /virgoapp/vacuum/va/bootos9/os9setup let unixdir = "/virgoapp/cm/v8r1/os9:/virgoapp/vacuum/va/v1r3/binos9" ************** Get Server name from host name ****** ******* ************** Environment variable definition for appli *******
4 ******* SU OS9$: list /virgoapp/vacuum/va/bootos9/os9startup * last changes: 00/03/15 SC * /06/16 SC * JEHANNO * JEHANNO * boot automatique sur VaServerOS9 -- profile /r0/.login mount -m -r=1024 -w=1024 virgodev:/virgodev /virgodev setenv PATHBIN /virgoapp/vacuum/va/v1r3/binos9 profile /virgoapp/vacuum/va/bootos9/os9setup echo "Execution VaLink Server" chx $(PATHBIN) chd $(PATHBIN) ex VaServerOS9 BOOT Tu ctrl7[/virgoapp/vacuum/tu/bootos9]: more readme.txt These 2 files are a backup copy of the same files located in : /virgodev/tu/bootos9/isp This copy has been made due to the fact that it was not possible to generate a bootfile for Tu that uses /virgoapp instead of /virgodev. For To and Va, the problem does not exist. JEHANNO ctrl7[/virgodev/vacuum/tu]: ls -l total 24 drwxrwxrwx 15 supervis virgo drwxrwxrwx 14 jehanno virgo drwxrwxr-x 13 mabizoua virgo 8192 Jun v1r1/ 8192 Apr v1r2/ 8192 Apr v2r0/ ctrl7[/virgodev/tu/bootos9/isp]: ls SU OS9$: list /virgodev/tu/bootos9/isp/os9setup let unixdir = "/virgoapp/cm/v8r1/os9:/virgoapp/vacuum/tu/v1r2/binos9"
5 ************** Get Server name from host name ****** ******* ************** Environment variable definition for appli ******* ***************** ** SU OS9$: list /virgodev/tu/bootos9/isp/os9startup * last changes: 98/09/16 SC * /09/17 SC * /10/29 EJ JCM * /09/26 SC * DATE : * NATURE : Compilation with Cm v8r1 * : CSet v2r8 * : Su v6r3 * : no change with path os9setup and * : os9startup * 08/09/03 no abort on error * 08/09/03 no print on screen p 115 shell *-np profile /r0/source/.login mount -m -r=1024 -w=1024 virgoapp:/virgoapp /virgoapp sethostname setenv PATHBIN /virgoapp/vacuum/tu/v1r2/binos9 profile /virgodev/tu/bootos9/isp/os9setup echo "Execution Tu Server" ex $(PATHBIN)/TuServerOS9 %servername *******************
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