Quick Reference
To change mode
After logging into the UnixWare 7 system, use one of the following
methods to change mode:
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Type linux to enter Linux mode and set PATH and environment
variables. This is the recommended method.
Type <Ctrl-D> or exit to return to UNIX mode.
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Log in as a Linux user; for example,
/linux/bin/su - name,
where name is your login.
Type <Ctrl-D> or exit to return to UNIX mode.
Type uname -a to determine whether you are in UNIX or Linux mode.
To access documentation
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LKP documentation is available from UnixWare 7 SCOhelp. In UNIX mode,
type scohelp on the command line, or click on the SCOhelp icon.
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Linux documentation is available from the DocView Help system while in
Linux mode (assuming DocView was installed from the Caldera OpenLinux CD).
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In UNIX mode, you can display Linux man pages by prefacing
the man command with the full Linux pathname; for example,
/linux/usr/bin/man manpage_name.
If you are in Linux mode, just
type man manpage_name).
General commands
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Command
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Purpose
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linux
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change to Linux mode (recommended method)
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/linux/bin/su - name
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login to Linux environment (name = your login)
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uname -a
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determine the mode you are in
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/linux/bin/sh
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default Bash shell for Linux environment
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UnixWare 7 Release 7.1.4 - 27 April 2004