RTEMS Shell

[Fernando RUIZ CASAS (E-mail)]

Hi.

 Sorry for the delay but here my poor contribution.

You can see a very extensible multiuser shell like a msdos command line.

The rtems_telnet uses it.

In libmisc/ you have it.

A lot of commands already implemented but a very reduced performances.

You can browse the directories like unix. ls, cd, mkdir, rmdir, rm, etc...
you have a very a 'login process' give you a root/user login.

You can inspect the memory. the tasks, the cpu usage, the memory usage.

Enough for the emmbebed systems.

If you start a rtems_telned() you can to use all of this remotely.

And you can add the new command quickly



-----Mensaje original-----
De: Shawn Tan [mailto:shawn.tan at aeste.net]
Enviado el: lunes, 18 de marzo de 2002 2:42
Para: rtems-users at oarcorp.com
Asunto: RTEMS Shell


Dear ppl,

I'm still trying to understand how RTEMS works.. I've downloaded the
4.5.0 and compiled it fine.. After compilation, I get a bunch of files
in the build/BSP/samples directory. I'm built it for the LEON.. and I
tested the software with TSIM..

Now it occurs to me, that there seems to be lack of a shell.. The files
run fine.. Even the multi-thread sample runs fine.. So, this tells me
that the OS is working.. Just one problem.. there's no shell..

Is there a shell for the RTEMS??
What kind of filesystem does the RTEMS use??
What's the filesystem organization??
Can RTEMS support rom filesystem??

I plan to put in NanoX in the future.. How should I go about placing it
in and starting it up? (that's why I asked about the rom filesystem).

Just some questions..

With Metta,
Shawn Tan.