(note that all lists were generated by hand so might not be exactly
right, but should give the rough idea.)
these commands weren't in toolbox but are now offered by toybox in AOSP master:
acpi
basename blockdev bzcat
cal chgrp chroot cksum comm cut
dirname dos2unix
echo egrep env expand
factor fallocate fgrep find free
groups
head hostname
killall
logname losetup lspci lsusb
md5sum modinfo more mountpoint
nice nl
od
paste patch pidof pmap pwd
readahead realpath
seq setsid sha1sum sort split stat strings sysctl
tac tail taskset tee time timeout truncate
uname uniq unix2dos usleep uudecode uuencode
wc which whoami xargs
yes
they're available both via "toybox acpi" and directly via "acpi".
these commands were in toolbox but are now offered by toybox in AOSP master:
chcon chmod clear cp
dmesg
false
insmod
kill
ln lsmod
mkdir mknod mkswap mv
nohup
printenv
readlink rm rmdir rmmod
sleep sync swapoff swapon
true
vmstat
these i think we can switch over with the patches i've sent, once
they're submitted:
cat --- missing most options; toybox currently has catv instead of
“cat -v”, for example
chown --- bugs with argument parsing
du --- our default block size was 512; -h output slightly different.
id --- missing -Z, output slightly different.
(plus the patches that add getenforce/setenforce.)
here's the rest of the stuff that's in toybox's default configuration
and in toolbox, with notes about stuff i need to look at before we can
switch (mount and umount are deliberately left blank; i haven't got
round to investigating them even superficially yet):
cmp --- missing -b, -n.
date --- probably okay to split this into date/hwclock (but will
probably need to patch hwclock locally to try /dev/alarm before of
/dev/rtc0)
df --- our non-standard output is parsed by tradefed.
grep --- missing -A, -B, -C, color. compare performance with BSD grep?
ifconfig --- seems to be superset; test networking after reboot and
switch over?
inotifyd (vs notify) --- seems to be incompatible superset; move
over and see what happens?
ls --- missing -Z
mount
renice --- ours has nonstandard -r, -t (equivalent to -n?), -g (“get”).
touch --- ours has nonstandard -l (equivalent to standard -h),
better resolution.
umount
for those commands the missing stuff is probably meaningful because it
was either added to our own code or mentioned in a checkin comment
motivating a switch to/upgrade of BSD code.
and here's stuff that's in pending and toolbox, with vaguer notes:
dd --- missing suffixes kB/MB/GB.
netstat --- superset?
ps --- default columns differ, no -Z, --abi.
route --- superset?
top --- default columns differ, missing #THR, RSS, PCY.
Linux: PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM
TIME+ COMMAND
toolbox: PID PR(=toybox CPU) CPU% S #THR VSS RSS PCY
UID Name
toybox: PID PPID USER STAT VSZ %VSZ CPU %CPU COMMAND
traceroute --- currently we only have a traceroute6, so nothing to
lose by adding this?
obviously there's a lot more stuff in both toybox and toolbox, but
this is about as far ahead as i'm looking so far.
--elliott
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