NAME

adfsls − list files on adfs micro diskettes. 

SYNOPSIS

adfsls [ −CFRdl ] [ file ]

DESCRIPTION

Adfsls produces output on the standard output relating to an adfs micro diskette in a similar fashion to the UNIX utility ls(1).

By default (with no arguments), the root level directory is examined and the entries therein printed in a single column, sorted alphabetically. 

One or more filenames (as with adfscat) may be given. Files are just printed, directories are listed out, all in the given order.

The −C option causes the entries to be listed in multiple columns. 

The −F option causes a .  to be appended to subdirectory names in the output. 

The −R option causes subdirectories to be recursively examined. 

The −d option causes subdirectory names to be listed instead of the contents being printed. 

The −l option causes information in addition to the file names to be output, in particular the access bits, followed by either the load and execution addresses or the file type and date/time, the sectors (which are reckoned as 256 bytes in length, although the disc blocksize is 1024 bytes) used by the file and the file size. 

The −t option causes the files to appear in date/time order, newest first, instead of alphabetic order. If files have a load and execution address rather than a date and time, then they are treated as very recent, i.e. they appear before all other files. 

The −r option causes the files to be displayed in reverse order, i.e. in reverse alphabetic order without and in newest-last order with the −t option, in which case files with a load and execution address will appear last. 

FILES

/dev/rfdf1024

SEE ALSO

adfscat(1), adfscp(1), wradfs(1), adfsrm(1), msdoscat(1), msdosls(1), wrmsdos(1), msdosrm(1), msdoscp(1), fd(4). 

7th Edition  —  Revision 1.9 of 11/12/88