Command: minibox

  Minibox is a collection of small Linux commands for resource limited
  systems.

Syntax:

  MINIBOX Command [Arguments]
  MINIBOX --help|--version

Commands

  * beep   Output sound from PC speaker.
  * cat    Output specified content of file.
  * cd     Changes directory.
  * clear  Clears the terminal screen.
  * cp     Copies a specified file or directory to a specified directory.
  * date   Prints or sets system date and time.
  * echo   Prints specified messages.
  * help   Lists the available minibox commands.
  * ls     Lists directory contents.
  * mkdir  Creates specified directories.
  * mv     Move and / or rename specified file or directory to specified
           directory.
  * pwd    Output current directory's name.
  * rm     Remove specified files.
  * rmdir  Remove specified directories.
  * sh     Minibox shell.
  * time   Measure execution time of specified command as second.

Comments:

  MINIBOX is part of the actual FREEDOS distribution.
  With "minibox command --help" you get the options / arguments.
  Minibox --version shows the version number of minibox.

Examples:

  minibox help            Shows the available commands.
  minibox mkdir           Gives an error message.
  minibox mkdir --help    Lists the arguments, here: directories.
  minibox mkdir test      Creates the folder TEST.
  minibox rmdir test      Removes the folder TEST.

See also:

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  Copyright © 2017 - 2021 Ercan Ersoy, help version 2023 W. Spiegl.

  This file is derived from the FreeDOS Spec Command HOWTO.
  See the file H2Cpying for copying conditions.