coreutils.uci
Forum: The Testing Area
Topic: coreutils.uci
started by: roberts
Posted by roberts on May 11 2008,22:58
Thanks to mikshaw for:Code Sample | Title: coreutils.uci Description: file shell and text manipulation utilities Version: 6.11 Author: see /opt/coreutils/AUTHORS Original-site: http://www.gnu.org/software/coreutils/ Copying-policy: GPL 3 Filesize: 2.2M ==================================================== Extension by: mikshaw [mrblog*yahoo*com] Comments: These are the GNU core utilities. Although many of these applications are already available in DSL with BusyBox, the functionality of those tools is somewhat limited in favor of a much smaller file size. Programs included in this package... [ du md5sum rmdir test base64 echo mkdir runcon touch basename env mkfifo seq tr cat expand mknod sha1sum true chcon expr mktemp sha224sum tsort chgrp factor mv sha256sum tty chmod false nice sha384sum uname chown fmt nl sha512sum unexpand chroot fold nohup shred uniq cksum groups od shuf unlink comm head paste sleep uptime cp hostid pathchk sort users csplit id pinky split vdir cut install pr stat wc date join printenv stty who dd kill printf sum whoami df link ptx sync yes dir ln pwd tac dircolors logname readlink tail dirname ls rm tee In order to use these tools as full replacements for the Busybox apps, your PATH variable must be set to include /opt/coreutils/bin at the beginning. To set the path for just a single command: PATH="/opt/coreutilsi/bin:$PATH" <command> To set the path for a specific shell and its children: export PATH="/opt/coreutils/bin:$PATH" To set the path for all shells, edit $HOME/.bash_profile to include the export command above, exit the X session, and then enter the command "source $HOME/.bash_profile". Change-log: 2005/11/03 - First, version 5.92 Current: 2008/05/06 - Update to 6.11
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Posted by chaostic on May 17 2008,08:53
Quick question, whats the difference of these and gnu-utils.dsl (Except for the uci and dsl flavor)
Posted by mikshaw on May 17 2008,12:14
GNU-utils is built specifically as a semi-replacement for DSL's version of Busybox. The applications it has were determined by which Busybox apps could benefit most from an "upgrade", and they were obtained from various sources.
Coreutils is the official name of a particular GNU software package of tools that are installed in nearly every mainstream distribution. Busybox and DSL have no influence on which apps it has.
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