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This is a PMON2000 manual page

Building PMON2000

PMON2000 is verified to build on Linux 2.6.x and *BSD using GCC 3.3.5 and Binutils 2.15. You will also need bison to build pmoncfg. To help setting up the GNU cross toolchain on Linux the attached script is provided.

 

The tftp server

 

PMON2000 R3.x can be configured to provide tftp server functionality to upload and download files to the onboard flash or filesystem.

devls

The devls command displays a device list.

Command Format

devls {-a}{-n}

where:

-a show all devices
-n
show only network devices

diff

The diff command compares one file to another.

Command Format

diff [from] [to]

where:

cp

The cp command copies one file to another.

Command Format

copy [from] [to]

where:

pwd

The pwd displays the current working directory path.

Command Format

pwd

Functional description

The pwd command displays the current working directory path.

Environment

The command uses no environment variable.

See Also

The pwd, dir and ls commands.

cd

The cd command sets the current working directory.

Command Format

cd [path]

where:

path new path to be used as current directory
.. go up one livel in the hierarchy

 

ls

See the dir command.

dir

The dir command displays a file listing.

Command Format

dir {-l} {path}
or
ls {-l} {path}

where:

-l show additional information
path path to the directory to list

Variables

Environment variables

Environment variables are used to control the behavior of PMON2000 and pass information between programs. Some variables affect console input and output, other controls the default settings for commands while some controls the boot process such as boot device and automatic startup.

To set, change or clear variables the set, unset, eset and resetenv commands are used.