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Command pxeboot implements PXE-based booting.

Basename return name with leading path information removed.

Cat concatenates files and prints to stdout.

Change modifier bits of a file.

Cmp compares two files and prints a message if their contents differ.

Perform a set comparisons over two files.

Copy files.

cpio operates on cpio files using a cpio package It only implements basic cpio options.

Print the date.

Convert and copy a file.

df reports details of mounted filesystems Synopsis df [-k] [-m] Description read mount information from /proc/mounts and statfs syscall and display summary information for all mount points that have a non-zero block count.

dhclient sets up DHCP.

dirname prints out the directory name of one or more args.

Read the system log.

Echo writes its arguments separated by blanks and terminated by a newline on the standard output.

Elvish is a cross-platform shell, supporting Linux, BSDs and Windows.

Package build contains build information.

Package edit implements a command line editor.

Package eddefs contains types used in the Editor.

Package highlight implements syntax highlighting for Elvish code.

Package location implements the location mode for the editor.

Package prompt implements the prompt subsystem of the editor.

Package tty provides terminal functionality for the Elvish editor.

Package ui contains types that may be used by different editor frontends.

Package eval handles evaluation of parsed Elvish code and provides runtime facilities.

Package bundled keeps bundled modules.

Package vals contains basic facilities for manipulating values used in the Elvish runtime.

Package vars contains basic types for manipulating Elvish variables.

Package getopt implements a command-line argument parser.

Package glob implements globbing for elvish.

Package parse implements the elvish parser.

Package parseutil contains utilities built on top of the parse package.

Package program provides the entry point to Elvish.

Package shell is the entry point for the terminal interface of Elvish.

Package runtime assembles the Elvish runtime.

Package storedefs contains definitions used by the store package.

Package sys provide convenient wrappers around syscalls.

Package tt supports table-driven tests with little boilerplate.

Package util contains utility functions.

Returns 1.

Find finds files.

free reports usage information for physical memory and swap space.

fusermount is a very limited replacement for the C fusermount.

gpgv validates a signature against a file.

gpt reads and writes GPT headers.

Concurrent, parallel grep.

Prints files in hexadecimal.

Print the system's hostname.

Read or set the hardware clock (RTC) in UTC format.

Synopsis: id [-gGnu] Description: id displays the uid, guid and groups of the calling process Options: -g, --group print only the effective group ID -G, --groups print all group IDs -n, --name print a name instead of a number, for -ugG -u, --user print only the effective user ID

Build commands in background processes.

Insert a module into the Linux kernel Synopsis: insmod [filename] [module options...] Description: insmod is a clone of insmod(8)

io reads and writes to physical memory and ports.

kexec executes a new kernel over the running kernel (u-root).

Kill kills processes.

lddfiles prints the arguments and all .so dependencies of those arguments Description: lddfiles prints the arguments on the command line and all .so's on which they depend.

less pages through a file Synopsis: less [OPTIONS] FILE Options: -profile FILE: Save profile in this file -tabstop NUMBER: Number of spaces per tab Keybindings: Control: * q: Quit Scrolling: * j: Scroll down * k: Scroll up * g: Scroll to top * G: Scroll to bottom * Pgdn: Scroll down one screen full * Pgup: Scroll up one screen full * ^D: Scroll down one half screen full * ^U: Scroll up one half screen full Searching: * /: Enter search regex (re2 syntax).

Ln makes links to files.

Setup loop devices.

Ls prints the contents of a directory.

List modules currently loaded in the Linux kernel Synopsis: lsmod Description: lsmod is a clone of lsmod(8) Author: Roland Kammerer <dev.rck@gmail.com>

man - print manual entry for command.

Code generated by man/gen/gen.go.

Mkdir makes a new directory.

mkfifo creates a named pipe.

Unmount a filesystem at the specified path.

Mktemp makes a temporary file (or directory) Synopsis: mktemp [OPTION]...

More pages through files without any terminal trickery.

Mount a filesystem at the specified path.

msr lets you read and write an msr for one or more cores.

Mv renames files and directories.

Netcat pipes over the network.

simple ntpd daemon in Go.

pci: show pci bus vendor ids and other info Description: List the PCI bus, with names if possible.

Send icmp packets to a server to test network connectivity.

Print environment variables.

Print process information.

Print name of current directory.

readlink display value of symbolic link file.

Delete files.

Remove a module from the Linux kernel Synopsis: rmmod name Description: rmmod is a clone of rmmod(8) Author: Roland Kammerer <dev.rck@gmail.com>

rsdp allows to determine the ACPI RSDP structure address which could be passed to the boot command later on It must be executed at the system init as it relies on scanning the kernel messages which could be quickly filled up in some cases Synopsis: rsdp [-f file] Description: Look for rsdp value in a file, default /dev/kmsg Example: rsdp rsdp -f /path/to/file

Scp copies files between hosts on a network.

Print a sequence of numbers.

shutdown halts, suspends, or reboots.

Delay for the specified amount of time.

Sort lines.

strace is a simple multi-process tracer.

Strings finds printable strings.

The command works like this: stty [verb] [options] Verbs are: dump -- dump the json of the struct to stdout load -- read a json file from stdin and use it to set raw -- convenience command to set raw cooked -- convenience command to set cooked In common stty usage, options may be specified without a verb.

sync command in Go.

Create and extract tar archives.

Tee transcribes the standard input to the standard output and makes copies in the files.

Returns 0.

Truncate - shrink or extend the size of a file to the specified size Synopsis: truncate [OPTIONS] [FILE]...

Unmount a filesystem at the specified path.

Print build information about the kernel and machine.

Uniq removes repeated lines.

Disassociate parts of the process execution context.

Get the time the machine has been up Synopsis: uptime

Wc counts lines, words, runes, syntactically–invalid UTF codes.

Wget reads one file from a url and writes to stdout.

Which locates a command.

Print ansi escape sequences.

our first builtin: cd The u-root shell is intended to be very simple, since builtins and extensions are written in Go.

bzImage is used to modify bzImage files.

cbmem prints out coreboot mem table information in JSON by default, and also implements the basic cbmem -list and -console commands.

console implements a basic console.

cpu - connection to CPU server over SSH protocol Synopsis: cpu [OPTIONS] Description: On local machine useful flags are all save -remote On remote machines, all save dbg9p, key, hostkey.

Prints crc checksum of a file.

These should all implement io.ReadAt, with the address as the Offset; same for WriteAt.

Options: ED(1) Unix Programmer's Manual ED(1) NAME ed - text editor SYNOPSIS ed [ - ] [ -d ] [ name ] DESCRIPTION Ed is the standard text editor.

fdtdump prints a readable version of Flattened Device Tree or dtb.

The `field` command reads newline-separated lines of data from either the standard input or the specified files.

This command copies the existing RSDP into the EBDA.

Forth is a forth interpreter.

Freq reads the given files (default standard input) and prints histograms of the character frequencies.

modprobe - Add and remove modules from the Linux Kernel Synopsis: modprobe [-n] modulename [parameters...] modprobe [-n] -a modulename...

pox builds a portable executable as a squashfs image.

Dump the headers of a PE file.

Run executes its arguments as a Go program.

our first builtin: cd The u-root shell is intended to be very simple, since builtins and extensions are written in Go.

Serve files on the network.

tac concatenates files and prints to stdout in reverse order, file by file Synopsis: tac <file...> Description: Options:

This program validates a file by verifying a checksum and a signature file.

zimage dumps the header of a zImage.