NIUX commands 2

[m110d]

Does anybody have a complete list of the commands available when connected in niux. I know that typing h gives a short list and h niuxx gives another short list with a few more information. I know that there must be more commands than shown in the list, can anybody help?
In earlier versions of NIF there was a lot more information.....m110d

 

[m110d]

Seems like this post has the plague, nobody wants to have anything to do with it, surely it's not too hard a question for somebody to answer, even if it's in the negative.....m110d

 

[SYAR2003]

Maybe thats because it's documentation is internal within Ericsson.
Only way to get some info on the commands it is to use help function.
Else ,gaining some insights in minix & unix language can be helpful.

A.S. Tanenbaum is the author of minix
here's his site:

http://www.cs.vu.nl/~ast/

syar

 

[whosrdaddy]

I have very deep knowledge off what's inside the NIU. I won't release a list here but I can give a little "nudge" into the right directon :
studying the firmware files can give great insight for many commands (even the ones that aren't visible via help). since the NIU is based on a Motorola 680360 microcontroller, the firmware is in standard S-record (just google it) format. there are many sites describing this format (here's one link of many :

http://www.seattlerobotics.org/encoder/jun99/dougl.html).

I made for myself a little S-record encoder in Delphi so I can see what code and strings we have in the NIU. In conjuction with a dissasembler, it's very easy to see all the different functions that are inside the NIU (you must have a bit knowledge of 68000 assembler language though). since this subject is a very sensitive one (no manufacturer likes it when people hack their products ) I would say that you're on your own for finding this out ("reverse engineering" are better words ).

greetings and a happy New Year !!

 

[m110d]

Many thanks, a well deserved star!!
I will try this and see what happens, it's not a matter of hacking, I just like to see how things work.
Happy New Year , keep up the good work......m110d