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Chapter 1<br />

Introduction<br />

RUGGEDCOM <strong>ROS</strong><br />

<strong>User</strong> Guide<br />

Section 1.7.1<br />

Summary Of CLI Commands Available in <strong>ROS</strong><br />

Type “help” and press Enter to see the list of commands available at the current session access level. For more<br />

information on the <strong>ROS</strong> CLI commands, see Section 1.6, “Command Line Listing”.<br />

Section 1.7.2<br />

Obtaining Help For A Command<br />

Help related to the usage of a particular command may be obtained by entering “help command name ” at<br />

the shell prompt.<br />

>help type<br />

Displays the contents of a text file.<br />

Enter 'dir' for a directory listing of files.<br />

TYPE filename<br />

Figure 1: Displaying Help For A Command<br />

Section 1.7.3<br />

Viewing Files<br />

RUGGEDCOM devices maintain a number of volatile and non-volatile files. These files can aid in the resolution of<br />

problems and serve as a useful gauge of the device’s health.<br />

Section 1.7.3.1<br />

Listing Files<br />

Enter “dir” to obtain a complete list of files and a description of each.<br />

NOTE<br />

Each file has associated attributes, as described under the Attr column in “dir” command. Files marked<br />

“R” are readable, i.e. may be uploaded by the user. Files marked “W” are writable, i.e. may be modified<br />

(downloaded) by the user. Files marked “B” are binary files, i.e. may be upgraded by the user.<br />

The most useful files include config.csv, crashlog.txt and syslog.txt. These files may be viewed by using the “type”<br />

command, specifying the desired filename.<br />

26 Summary Of CLI Commands Available in <strong>ROS</strong>

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