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; cd <dir> | ; cd <dir> | ||
: Change the current working directory to <dir>. <dir> can be absolute or relative to the cwd. | : Change the current working directory to <dir>. <dir> can be absolute or relative to the cwd. | ||
; clok : Print system time in milliseconds. | ; clok : Print system time in milliseconds since Jan 1, 1970, in UTC. | ||
; cwd | ; cwd | ||
: Print the current working directory. | : Print the current working directory. | ||
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; rmdr <dir> | ; rmdr <dir> | ||
: Removes <dir> and all contents (i.e. recursive delete). | : Removes <dir> and all contents (i.e. recursive delete). | ||
; settime <datetime> | ; settime <datetime> ''deprecated'' | ||
: Sets the system time to <datetime>, which should be in the form "yyyy/mm/dd HH:MM:SS". | : Sets the system time to <datetime> in local time, which should be in the form "yyyy/mm/dd HH:MM:SS". Note that this command should be avoided, since (a) it may not be clear what timezone the device is in and (b) ambiguity of datetimes in the DST-ST boundary range (times from 01:00:00 to 01:59:59 on the day that DST switches to ST are repeated, once for each time zone). Use setutime instead. | ||
; setutime <milliseconds> | |||
: Sets the system time to <milliseconds>, which should be a number of milliseconds since Jan 1, 1970, in UTC. | |||
; testroot | ; testroot | ||
: Prints the root test directory, that is, a writable location to be used for test support files. | : Prints the root test directory, that is, a writable location to be used for test support files. | ||
; ver | |||
: Prints the product name and version, e.g. SUTAgentAndroid Version 1.13 or SUTAgentNegatus Version 1.1. | |||
== Optional Commands == | == Optional Commands == | ||
; kill <name> | |||
: Kill all processes running on the system that match <name>. In the Java implementation, if the process name contains <name> it will be killed (e.g. "kill fire" will kill all firefox processes.) In Negatus, a full match is required. | |||
== | == Unsupported Commands == | ||
The original Java SUTAgent implemented these commands. They will be | The original Java SUTAgent implemented these commands. They will '''not''' be implemented in the new SUTAgent. Instead, SUTAgent-specific DeviceManager objects will build this functionality out of lower-level commands like 'exec' and 'push'. | ||
; inst <path to package file> | ; inst <path to package file> | ||