mount currently shows something like:
/dev/block/loop86 on /apex/com.android.hardware.tetheroffload@1 type ext4
(ro,dirsync,seclabel,nodev,noatime)
but often the user wants to know what "loop86" refers to. and it's unlikely
they know to look in /sys/block/loop*/loop/backing_file.
afaik, though,
to be clear, i actually just meant a quick way to search the toybox help
--- a way to ask toybox "which of your commands have something to do with
$x". not an actual "grep the man pages". (which i don't think *needs* a
precomputed database in 2024, even if it did in 1994. tbh, i'm pretty sure
aix d
On 3/17/24 15:10, Ivo van Poorten wrote:
>> In THEORY each man page has a "name" section with a one line
>> description, and there should be a way to emit them all, but if
>> there's a standard way to do it without writing a shell script I
>> dunno what it is. I generally just do
>
> It looks like
On 3/15/24 16:24, enh wrote:
> Sure, but that said some tests _DO_ care about the exact amount of
> whitespace
> (are columns aligned), or tabs vs spaces.
>
> i know what you mean, but at the same time, i'm struggling to thing of a
> single
> case i've been involved with where the "upstr
