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@@ -15,8 +15,12 @@ All peripherals using serial connection must follow these standards
1.0 All ENQUIRY commands have following syntax:
0x05 <COMMAND-STRING> 0x1E <ARGUMENTS-STRINGS SEPARATED BY 0x1F> 0x17
0x05 <ANSWER-STRINGS SEPARATED BY 0x1F> 0x17
<COMMAND-STRING> 0x17
<COMMAND-STRING> 0x1E <ARGUMENTS-STRINGS SEPARATED BY 0x1F> 0x17
<ANSWER-STRINGS SEPARATED BY 0x1F> 0x17
All ENQUIRY commands are RECOMMENDED to be no larger than 4096 bytes
STRINGs only consists with printable ASCII subset
1.1 WHO-ARE-YOU commands
@@ -33,7 +37,7 @@ Returns: type of the device, of which but not exhaustive:
DEVNAM
Description: enquires canonical device name
Returns: canonical device name in ASCII, maximum 4094 bytes
Returns: canonical device name in ASCII, maximum 4095 bytes
Note: non-standard device types must have LONGER THAN 4 characters of DEVTYP
@@ -103,9 +107,9 @@ Description: changes the working directory of the filesystem to given path. Disk
LIST,<drive number>
LIST"<path>",<drive number>
Description: lists contents of the given directory in READABLE FORMAT. If no path is given, current working directory
will be used instead. Non-hierarchical system should ignore PATH argument, and raw filesystem (e.g. EPROM)
should return first 4096 bytes of its contents.
Description: lists contents of the given directory in READABLE FORMAT (no 0x17 at the end, terminates string with zero)
If no path is given, current working directory will be used instead. Non-hierarchical system should ignore
PATH argument, and raw filesystem (e.g. EPROM) should return first 4096 bytes of its contents.
USAGE,<drive number>