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Info.codepage info.name info.displayname code page name Display name Notoginseng IBM037 IBM EBCDIC (us-canada) 437 IBM437 OEM United States IBM EBCDIC (International) 708 ASMO-708 Arabic (asmo 708) 720 DOS-720 Arabic (DOS ) 737 ibm737 Greek (Dos) 775 ibm775 Baltic (Dos) 850 ibm850 European (Dos) 852 ibm852 European (Dos) 855 IBM855 OEM Cyrillic 857 IB m857 Turkish (DOS) 858 IBM00858 OEM Multiling

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, but FTP provides this aspect of the function is not much, more than FTP to provide the functionality of the user to achieve their own. 3.1.1. Data type A data representation is a type of representation specified by the user, which can be implied or user-specified. Be sure to note that the logical byte length differs from the physical byte length. 3.1.1.1. ASCII type This is the default type that all FTP must implement to transfer text files that are more convenient when using

representation and transfer model functions, but FTP provides this aspect of the function is not much, more than FTP to provide the functionality of the user to achieve their own.3.1.1. Data typeA data representation is a type of representation specified by the user, which can be implied or user-specified. Be sure to note that the logical byte length differs from the physical byte length.3.1.1.1. ASCII typeThis is the default type that all FTP must implement to transfer text files that are more

specified output file, and supports format conversion during the copy process. You can use this command to implement the diskcopy command in DOS. Use the dd command to write the data on the floppy disk as a storage file on the hard disk, and then write the storage file to the second disk to complete the diskcopy function. Note that you should delete the storage file on the hard disk with the rm command. Standard input files and standard output files are used by default. Syntax: dd [Option] If =

of bytes in the read/write buffer at the same time (equal to setting ibs and obs ). Cbs = byte: bytes are converted once. Count = blocks only copies the input blocks block. Conv = ASCII converts the EBCDIC code to the ASCIl code. Conv = ebcdic converts an ASCIl code to an EBCDIC code. Conv = IBM converts an ASCIl code to an alternate

input blocks block. Conv = ASCII converts the ebcdic code to the ascil code. Conv = ebcdic converts an ascil code to an ebcdic code. Conv = IBM converts an ascil code to an alternate ebcdic code. Conv = block converts a variable bit to a fixed character. Conv = ublock converts a fixed bit to a variable bit.

only copies the input blocks blocks. Conv = ASCII converts EBCDIC code to Ascil code. Conv = EBCDIC converts ascil code to EBCDIC code. CONV = IBM converts ascil code to alternate EBCDIC code. CONV = block Converts a bit of change to a fixed character. CONV = Ublock Converts a fixed bit into a change bit. CONV =

, but FTP provides this aspect of the function is not much, more than FTP to provide the functionality of the user to achieve their own. 3.1.1. Data type A data representation is a type of representation specified by the user, which can be implied or user-specified. Be sure to note that the logical byte length differs from the physical byte length. 3.1.1.1. ASCII type This is the default type that all FTP must implement to transfer text files that are more convenient when using

read from the buffer zone. Skip = blocks skip the ibs * blocks block at the beginning of the read buffer. Obs = bytes: the number of bytes written to the buffer zone. Bs = bytes: set the number of bytes in the read/write buffer at the same time (equal to setting ibs and obs ). Cbs = byte: bytes are converted once. Count = blocks only copies the input blocks block. Conv = ASCII converts the EBCDIC code to the ASCIl code. Conv =

*blocks block that reads into the beginning of the buffer.Obs = bytes Writes bytes bytes At a time, that is, the number of bytes written to the buffer.BS = bytes Sets the number of bytes in the read/write buffer (equal to the set IBS and OBS).CBS = Byte converts bytes bytes at a time.The count=blocks only copies the input blocks blocks.CONV = ASCII Converts the EBCDIC code to Ascil code.Conv = EBCDIC conver