NAME

utoppya — Topfield TF5000PVR file manipulation program

SYNOPSIS

utoppya

[-f device] command ...

DESCRIPTION

utoppya is the userland interface to the utoppy(4) device driver.

The options are as follows:

-f

Communicate with device instead of the default /dev/utoppy0.

Using the services of the utoppy(4) driver, utoppya can perform the following operations, specified by the command operand:

df

Display disk size and free space

ls [directory]

List the files in the specified directory. Default is the Toppy's root directory.

mkdir <directory>

Make the specified directory. You must supply the full pathname to directory.

rm <pathname>

Delete the file or directory specified by pathname.

rename <source> <target>

Rename the file or directory specified by the source operand to the destination file or directory specified by the target operand.

get [-prt] <toppyfile> [localfile]

Copy toppyfile from the Toppy to localfile on the local filesystem. If localfile is omitted, the file will be copied into the current directory and will be named using the last component of the toppyfile operand. If localfile is ‘-’, then toppyfile will be copied to the standard output.

The following options are available for the get command:

-p

Display a progress bar.

-r

This option is useful if you wish to resume a previously interrupted get command. Instead of restarting from the beginning of the file, the transfer will resume where it left off.

-t

Enable ‘Turbo’ mode. This instructs the Toppy to drop everything and concentrate on transferring the file as quickly as possible. You will be able to watch live TV, but all other functions, including changing channel via the remote control, will be inoperative.

put [-prt] <localfile> <toppyfile>

Copy localfile on the local filesystem to toppyfile on the Toppy. If toppyfile specifies a directory on the Toppy, the last component of the localfile operand will be appended to the toppyfile operand.

The options described for the get command (above) also apply to the put command.

FILES

/dev/utoppy0 The default Topfield TF5000PVR instance.

SEE ALSO

usb(4), utoppy(4)

HISTORY

The utoppya command first appeared in NetBSD 4.0 and was inspired by ‘ftpd-topfield’ written by Steve Bennett <msteveb at ozemail.com.au> and ‘puppy’ written by Peter Urbanec <toppy at urbanec.net>.

AUTHORS

Steve C. Woodford <scw@netbsd.org>