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Command Enhancements 15 • The interactive mode ( - i flag) of the rm command has been fixed to display all nonprinting (control) file name characters in octal notation. This fix prevents rm' s literal printing of control characters (for example, a file named helpBackspaceme would print as he lpme) so users won't inadvertently remove the wrong file. • chown can now take its arguments in the format user . group. If this format is used, it does the usual chown to user, and it also does a chgrp to group. • cpio has improved error handling. • cron now works properly when daylight saving time changes. • The new -u option of crontab allows the name of a particular user to be specified. • crontab allows blank lines and ignores them instead of generating an error. • in i t' s table size can be controlled in I etc I default /boot. • mail x automatically sets the crt value to the number of lines on the screen. • pax (the International Supplement's version of tar and cpio) now supports most of the features in tar and cpio that were not present before. • sed now dynamically allocates space for passed arguments, providing virtually limitless space for commands and tokens. • The ctags command can now correctly create tags files given C source using the ? : construct. • uname has a new -X option. • banner has a new -w (max width) option. • compress has a new -o (output) option. • cp has a new -p (preserve) option. • cu has new -8 and -s options, as well as missing baud rates: 50, 75, 110, 134, 150, 200, and 1800. • The following new options have been added to the find command: -xdev, -ncpio, -p rintO, -p rune, -nouse4 -nogroup, -fs type, -inum, -ls . • fsstat now has a new -q option. • getty has a new -f option. Command Enhan cemen ts 13
51 Caveats and Workarounds 14 Workarounds • ini t now includes NPROC, PANICBOOT, and PANICDUMP in letcldefaul tlboot. • login has a new - P option. • rnk fs has new -v and -F options. • rnknod has a new -n option. • mount has the new -1 option and options for High Sierra. • rnountd has new -1, -u, and -n options. Archive Tape Driver Customers who have installed the Archive® tape driver add-on package (a l) under Version 4.0 may find that this creates conflicts between major numbers of the STREAMS pipe device and the Wangtek driver. This problem occurs because the package edits the system's rnde vi ce file, deleting the existing line and inserting an incorrect one. The wt node file is also being moved to I etc I con£ /wt . node. To resolve this problem, you should not install the Archive driver unless you plan to use it (when doing a tape install, choose a "selective" installation, then select no for installing this driver). If the system has already been damaged, do the following: 1. At the command line, type: # mv /etc/conf/wt.node /etc/conf/node.d/wt 2. Edit I etc I conf! cf. d/rndevi ce by changing the line beginning with wt to read as follows: wt Iiocrw ioHc wt 0 11 1 2 1 INTERACTIVE UNIX System Version 4.1 Release Notes-June 1994
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Caveats and Workarounds<br />
14<br />
Workarounds<br />
• ini t now includes NPROC, PANICBOOT, and PANICDUMP in<br />
letcldefaul tlboot.<br />
• login has a new - P option.<br />
• rnk fs has new -v and -F options.<br />
• rnknod has a new -n option.<br />
• mount has the new -1 option and options for High Sierra.<br />
• rnountd has new -1, -u, and -n options.<br />
Archive Tape Driver<br />
Customers who have installed the Archive® tape driver add-on package (a l)<br />
under Version 4.0 may find that this creates conflicts between major numbers<br />
of the STREAMS pipe device and the Wangtek driver. This problem occurs<br />
because the package edits the system's rnde vi ce file, deleting the existing line<br />
and inserting an incorrect one. The wt node file is also being moved to<br />
I etc I con£ /wt . node.<br />
To resolve this problem, you should not install the Archive driver unless you<br />
plan to use it (when doing a tape install, choose a "selective" installation, then<br />
select no for installing this driver).<br />
If the system has already been damaged, do the following:<br />
1. At the command line, type:<br />
# mv /etc/conf/wt.node /etc/conf/node.d/wt<br />
2. Edit I etc I conf! cf. d/rndevi ce by changing the line beginning with wt to<br />
read as follows:<br />
wt Iiocrw ioHc wt 0 11 1 2 1<br />
<strong>INTERACTIVE</strong> <strong>UNIX</strong> <strong>System</strong> Version 4.1 Release Notes-June 1994
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