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Minix 2.0 Commands Man Page Section: 1

acd(1)	anm(1)	ar(1)	ascii(1)	ash(1)	asize(1)
at(1)	banner(1)	basename(1)	bc(1)	bsfilt(1)	btoa(1)
cal(1)	calendar(1)	cat(1)	cawf(1)	cc(1)	cdiff(1)
cdplay(1)	cgrep(1)	chgrp(1)	chmem(1)	chmod(1)	cksum(1)
clr(1)	cmp(1)	comm(1)	compress(1)	cp(1)	crc(1)
ctags(1)	cut(1)	date(1)	dd(1)	df(1)	dhryston(1)
diff(1)	diskchec(1)	dosdir(1)	dosread(1)	doswrite(1)	du(1)
echo(1)	ed(1)	eject(1)	elvis(1)	elvrec(1)	expand(1)
expr(1)	factor(1)	fgrep(1)	file(1)	find(1)	finger(1)
flex(1)	flexdoc(1)	fmt(1)	fold(1)	format(1)	fortune(1)
fsck(1)	gather(1)	grep(1)	head(1)	host(1)	hostaddr(1)
ic(1)	id(1)	ifdef(1)	install(1)	isodir(1)	isoinfo(1)
isoread(1)	join(1)	kill(1)	last(1)	leave(1)	ln(1)
loadfont(1)	loadkeys(1)	login(1)	look(1)	lp(1)	ls(1)
mail(1)	make(1)	makewhat(1)	man(1)	mesg(1)	mixer(1)
mkdir(1)	mkfifo(1)	mkfs(1)	mkproto(1)	modem(1)	mount(1)
mref(1)	mt(1)	mv(1)	nm(1)	od(1)	passwd(1)
paste(1)	patch(1)	pathchk(1)	playwave(1)	postmort(1)	pr(1)
prep(1)	pretty(1)	printenv(1)	ps(1)	pwd(1)	rcp(1)
readall(1)	readfs(1)	recover(1)	recwave(1)	ref(1)	remsync(1)
rev(1)	rlogin(1)	rm(1)	rmdir(1)	rsh(1)	rz(1)
sed(1)	sh(1)	shar(1)	size(1)	sleep(1)	sort(1)
spell(1)	split(1)	strings(1)	strip(1)	stty(1)	su(1)
sum(1)	svc(1)	synctree(1)	sz(1)	tail(1)	tar(1)
tee(1)	telnet(1)	term(1)	termcap(1)	test(1)	tget(1)
time(1)	touch(1)	tr(1)	traverse(1)	treecmp(1)	true(1)
tsort(1)	ttt(1)	tty(1)	umount(1)	uname(1)	unexpand(1)
uniq(1)	unshar(1)	uud(1)	uue(1)	vol(1)	wc(1)
whatis(1)	whatsnew(1)	whereis(1)	which(1)	who(1)	whoami(1)
width(1)	write(1)	yacc(1)	yap(1)	yes(1)

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Minix 2.0 Commands Man Page Section: 4

console(4)	dev(4)	fd(4)	hd(4)	ip(4)	lp(4)
mtio(4)	sd(4)	tty(4)

Minix 2.0 Commands Man Page Section: 5

dir(5)	ethers(5)	fstab(5)	hosts(5)	keymap(5)	passwd(5)
resolver(5)	resolvxc(5)	rhosts(5)	termcap(5)	ttytab(5)	tz(5)
utmp(5)	whatis(5)

Minix 2.0 Commands Man Page Section: 6

advent(6)

Minix 2.0 Commands Man Page Section: 7

Minix 2.0 Commands Man Page Section: 8

Minix 2.0 Commands Man Page Section: 9

as(9)	awk(9)	de(9)	dis88(9)	elle(9)	elvis(9)
indent(9)	kermit(9)	m4(9)	mined(9)	roff(9)

Minix 2.0 Commands Man Page Section: doc.db

Man page is the short form for "manual page" found in software documentation on a Unix or Unix-like operating system (including Linux). Man page topics include small computer programs (including unix commands, library and system calls), formal standards and conventions, and abstract computing concepts. A computer user invokes the man page by issuing the "man" command and the name of the program, concept or command.

access(2)	alarm(2)	brk(2)	chdir(2)	chmod(2)	chown(2)
chroot(2)	close(2)	creat(2)	dup(2)	execve(2)	exit(2)
fcntl(2)	fork(2)	getgid(2)	getpid(2)	getuid(2)	intro(2)
ioctl(2)	kill(2)	link(2)	lseek(2)	mkdir(2)	mknod(2)
mount(2)	open(2)	pause(2)	pipe(2)	ptrace(2)	read(2)
reboot(2)	rename(2)	rmdir(2)	setsid(2)	setuid(2)	sigactio(2)
sigpendi(2)	sigprocm(2)	sigsuspe(2)	stat(2)	sync(2)	time(2)
times(2)	umask(2)	uname(2)	unlink(2)	utime(2)	wait(2)
write(2)

abort(3)	abs(3)	assert(3)	atof(3)	bstring(3)	crypt(3)
ctime(3)	ctype(3)	curses(3)	director(3)	editline(3)	end(3)
execl(3)	exit(3)	fclose(3)	ferror(3)	fopen(3)	fread(3)
fseek(3)	g_h_b_n(3)	getc(3)	getcwd(3)	getenv(3)	getgrent(3)
getlogin(3)	getopt(3)	getpass(3)	getpwent(3)	gets(3)	getttyen(3)
hton(3)	malloc(3)	onec_sum(3)	popen(3)	printf(3)	putc(3)
puts(3)	qsort(3)	rand(3)	random(3)	resolver(3)	scanf(3)
setbuf(3)	sigset(3)	sleep(3)	stdarg(3)	stdio(3)	string(3)
system(3)	termcap(3)	termios(3)	ttyname(3)	ttyslot(3)	ungetc(3)

add_rout(8)	adduser(8)	backup(8)	badblock(8)	boot(8)	checkhie(8)
chown(8)	cron(8)	elvprsv(8)	fdisk(8)	fingerd(8)	ftpd(8)
getty(8)	halt(8)	ifconfig(8)	inet(8)	init(8)	inodes(8)
installb(8)	irdpd(8)	makedev(8)	mkdist(8)	mknod(8)	monitor(8)
ncheck(8)	nonamed(8)	part(8)	partitio(8)	pr_route(8)	printroo(8)
pwdauth(8)	rarpd(8)	readcloc(8)	reboot(8)	repartit(8)	rlogind(8)
rshd(8)	s_n_d(8)	screendu(8)	shutdown(8)	srccrc(8)	sync(8)
update(8)	usage(8)

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