July 2005
Intermediate to advanced
944 pages
158h 24m
English
book
Linux in a Nutshell, Fifth Edition
by Ellen Siever, Aaron Weber, Stephen Figgins, Robert Love, Arnold Robbins
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Linux
Commands
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-s string, --separator=string
Use string to separate numbers in the output. Default is
newline.
-w, --equal-width
Equalize the width of the numbers by padding with leading
zeros. (Use -f for other types of padding.)
--version
Print version information and exit.
setfdprm
setfdprm [options] device [name]
Load disk parameters used when autoconfiguring floppy devices.
Options
-c device
Clear parameters of device.
-n device
Disable format-detection messages for device.
-p device [name | parameters]
Permanently reset parameters for device. You can use name to
specify a configuration, or you can specify individual
parameters. The parameters that can be specified are dev, size,
sect, heads, tracks, stretch, gap, rate, spec1,orfmt_gap.
Consult /etc/fdprm for the original values.
-y device
Enable format-detection messages for device.
setkeycodes
setkeycodes scancode keycode
System administration command. Assign a keycode event to the
specified keyboard scancode. The kernel matches these to its own
keycodes. Scancodes in the range of 1–88 are hardwired in the
kernel, but the remaining scancodes can be assigned to keycodes in
the range of 1–127. Use getkeycodes to see current assignments.
Use showkey to discover what scancode a key is sending.
setleds
setleds [options]
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