- utility.
Nodes are
created by the
mknod system call. The command-line
program for
creating nodes is also
called mknod.
Nodes can be
moved or
deleted by...
- has
reached the end of the file. It is a
device file (it can be made with
mknod for instance), but does not
reference any hardware. DOS-, Windows- and OS/2-like...
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makes use of the filesystem. It is
explicitly created using mkfifo() or
mknod(), and two
separate processes can
access the pipe by name — one process...
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kernel did not have an
mkdir syscall. Instead, it made the
directory with
mknod and
linked in the . and ..
directory entries manually. The
command is available...
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communicate between them.
Named pipes may also be
created using mkfifo() or
mknod() and then
presented as the
input or
output file to
programs as they are...
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dynamically by the
facilities of the
device file
system (udev), or
directly with
mknod. The
management user
interface for the loop
device is losetup,
which is...
- a
directory mkdir Creates a
directory mkfifo Makes named pipes (FIFOs)
mknod Makes block or
character special files mktemp Creates a
temporary file or...
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utilities that are
useful in
early user space: cpio, dash, fstype, mkdir,
mknod, mount, nfsmount, run-init, etc. all
using the
klibc library. An alternate...
- fileutils: chgrp, chown, chmod, cp, dd, df, dir, du, ln, ls, mkdir, mkfifo,
mknod, mv, rm, etc. textutils: cat, cksum, head, tail, md5sum, nl, od, pr, tsort...
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usually support those same permissions, but also
includes controls for
mknod,
binding to
network sockets,
implicit use of
POSIX capabilities, loading...
