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          msdosls - list directory of MS-DOS media

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          _M_s_d_o_s_l_s lists the directory  of  an  MS-DOS  medium.   If  a
          <filename>  is  specified,  it  lists  directory information
          about that file.  If <filename> is a  subdirectory,  _m_s_d_o_s_l_s
          lists  the  subdirectory.  If  <filename>  is not specified,
          _m_s_d_o_s_l_s lists the  root  directory.   _M_s_d_o_s_l_s  supports  the
          hierarchical  MS-DOS  file  structure, using "/" as the path
          separation character.  _M_s_d_o_s_l_s does not support wild-carding
          filenames.

          The options are:

               ----hhhh   causes _m_s_d_o_s_l_s to  include  hidden  files  in  the
                    directory  listing.  Not specifying this flag will
                    exclude hidden files from a directory listing, and
                    will   prevent   _m_s_d_o_s_l_s  from  finding  a  hidden
                    <filename>.

               ----llll   results in a long directory listing.  This listing
                    includes  the filename, date and time of creation,
                    file size (in bytes) and starting  cluster  number
                    (in  parentheses).  (Note: "cluster" is the MS-DOS
                    analogue of the UN*X "block"; understanding it  is
                    not   necessary   for   normal  usage.)   A  short
                    directory   listing    gives    only    filenames.
                    Subdirectories  on  the long listing are indicated
                    with "<dir>"; on the  short  listing  with  a  "/"
                    trailing the filename.

               ----rrrr   results in a  recursive  directory  listing.   All
                    subdirectories  within  the directory being listed
                    are  also  listed,  and  the   process   continues
                    recursively.

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          msdosls -l /dev/rfd.0:xyzzy.prn
               lists directory information about the file  "XYZZY.PRN"
               in  the  root  directory  on  the  MS-DOS disk in drive
               /dev/rfd.0.

          msdosls -lrh /dev/r9133.fd
               recursively lists the root directory of the MS-DOS disk
               in  drive  /dev/r9133.fd.   Since  it includes the "-h"



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               option, this example will produce a  directory  listing
               for every file on the disk.

          msdosls /dev/rfd.1:mydir/myfile
               gives a short directory listing  of  "MYFILE"  in  sub-
               directory "MYDIR".

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          msdoscp(1),  msdosinfo(1),  msdosmkdir(1),   msdosrename(1),
          msdosrm(1).

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