Specifications

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Standalone Shell (sash)
The standalone shell (sash) contains commands used to perfoxm system
maintenance.
To boot sash:
At the >> prompt. use the following format:
boo+ -f device (x, y, z) filename
Use the bootable file tables on page 3-9 and page 3-10 for the applicable devia,
file location, and filename.
If the bootfile environmental points to sash-typically located at dksc(0,1,8) on
SCSI drive- the >> promps enter boot.
After you boot sash, the system displays the sash: prompt
sash Commands
Use the help command to display the following sash commands:
boot
cat
COPY
go
help
install
Is
printeJlv
setarv
ansctenv
version
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Boots spedied program on wed device; similar to the boot
command in the Command Monitor.
Example: boot -f dkrc(O,l,S)fx
Reads a file and displays it on standard output device.
Example: cat dk.c (0 , 1,6) /rQn/SYSLoQ
Use to copy tiles or file systems; copies block by block
Example: cp dk.~(0,1,1) dk.c(O,l,l)
Executes the listed booted program into memory.
Displays the sash commands and their syntax.
Loads the installation tools.
List files and directories in the UNM. file system.
Example:
Is dlUc((4&0)/
Displays the PROM Monitor environmental variables and their
cumm values.
Use to set an envirobtai variable. r
Use to revert a PROM Monitor environmental variable to its
previous
value.
Displays PROM Monitor version and the system’s CPU tupe.
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