Iris
@plaguedragon.bsky.social
$ unit-7206@LOCAL >> connect `oscar.nexus:1067`
% attempting to contact server "oscar" on port 1067...
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% connection established.
$ unit-7206@oscar.nexus >>
% attempting to contact server "oscar" on port 1067...
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% connection established.
$ unit-7206@oscar.nexus >>
iem: Displays info about your unit.
home: Brings you back to the home directory.
disconnect/sever: Disconnects from current server.
connect [SERVER].[NETWORK]:[PORT]: Connects to specified server.
home: Brings you back to the home directory.
disconnect/sever: Disconnects from current server.
connect [SERVER].[NETWORK]:[PORT]: Connects to specified server.
November 5, 2024 at 10:44 PM
iem: Displays info about your unit.
home: Brings you back to the home directory.
disconnect/sever: Disconnects from current server.
connect [SERVER].[NETWORK]:[PORT]: Connects to specified server.
home: Brings you back to the home directory.
disconnect/sever: Disconnects from current server.
connect [SERVER].[NETWORK]:[PORT]: Connects to specified server.
If you mean "basic commands", I've got you covered! Here's a few:
dir: Displays all files in the current directory, as well as the filepath of said directory.
cd: Changes the directory you're looking at.
rem: Removes a file.
md: Creates a directory.
hca: Displays info about your HCA.
dir: Displays all files in the current directory, as well as the filepath of said directory.
cd: Changes the directory you're looking at.
rem: Removes a file.
md: Creates a directory.
hca: Displays info about your HCA.
November 5, 2024 at 10:38 PM
If you mean "basic commands", I've got you covered! Here's a few:
dir: Displays all files in the current directory, as well as the filepath of said directory.
cd: Changes the directory you're looking at.
rem: Removes a file.
md: Creates a directory.
hca: Displays info about your HCA.
dir: Displays all files in the current directory, as well as the filepath of said directory.
cd: Changes the directory you're looking at.
rem: Removes a file.
md: Creates a directory.
hca: Displays info about your HCA.
Of course!
What kind of command are you looking for?
What kind of command are you looking for?
November 5, 2024 at 9:27 PM
Of course!
What kind of command are you looking for?
What kind of command are you looking for?
Hello, [employee_name]!
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November 5, 2024 at 8:54 PM
Hello, [employee_name]!
How may I help you?
How may I help you?