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Description: change hyphen to minus in man pages, fix typos
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brickos (0.9.0.dfsg-7) unstable; urgency=low
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* Cleanup of packaging: policy version 3.9.5, source format 3.0 (quilt)
Author: Michael Tautschnig <mt@debian.org>
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--- brickos-0.9.0.dfsg.orig/util/dll-src/dll.1
+++ brickos-0.9.0.dfsg/util/dll-src/dll.1
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ Set RCX LNP host address to {0-15}
.B dll
will respond to the environment variable RCXTTY. This should be
set to the serial device to which the IR tower is connected. Use of
-RCXTTY is equivalent the using the -tty command-line option.
+RCXTTY is equivalent the using the \-tty command-line option.
.\"
.SH EXAMPLES
.B dll
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ is a simple command to use. The followi
\fBEx1:\fP download demo/robots.lx to the RCX as program 0.
.sp
.nf
- $ dll -tty=/dev/ttyS0 demo/robots.lx
+ $ dll \-tty=/dev/ttyS0 demo/robots.lx
$
.fi
.br
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ setting RCXTTY so we don't have to keep
.sp
.nf
$ export RCXTTY=/dev/ttyS1
- $ dll -p7 demo/linetrack.lx
+ $ dll \-p7 demo/linetrack.lx
$
.fi
.P
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ setting RCXTTY so we don't have to keep
(assume RCXTTY is already set).
.sp
.nf
- $ dll -p2 demo/rover.lx
+ $ dll \-p2 demo/rover.lx
error deleting program
$
.fi
@@ -119,9 +119,9 @@ NOTE: \fBdll\fP first deletes the existi
program slot and then downloads the new one. This error indicates that
the first thing \fBdll\fP tried to do did not succeed.
.P
-We'll leave the experiment of running \fBdll\fP with --verbose
+We'll leave the experiment of running \fBdll\fP with \-\-verbose
set as an exercise for you our reader... (This is actually a combination
-of progress infromation and debug ouput.)
+of progress information and debug output.)
.\"
.SH ERROR MESSAGES
Unfortunately, there is basically only one dll error message, and it
--- brickos-0.9.0.dfsg.orig/util/firmdl/firmdl3.1
+++ brickos-0.9.0.dfsg/util/firmdl/firmdl3.1
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ Enable debugging. (Mostly displays raw b
.B firmdl3
will respond to the environment variable RCXTTY. This should be
set to the serial device to which the IR tower is connected. Use of
-RCXTTY is equivalent the using the -tty command-line option.
+RCXTTY is equivalent the using the \-tty command-line option.
.\"
.SH EXAMPLES
.B firmdl3
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ is a simple command to use. The followi
\fBEx1:\fP download the brickOS kernal to ttyS0.
.sp
.nf
- $ firmdl3 -tty=/dev/ttyS0 /usr/lib/brickos/brickOS.srec
+ $ firmdl3 \-tty=/dev/ttyS0 /usr/lib/brickos/brickOS.srec
Transferring "Fast Download Image" to RCX...
100%
Transferring "/usr/lib/brickos/brickOS.srec" to RCX...
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ is a simple command to use. The followi
RCXTTY is already set).
.sp
.nf
- $ firmdl3 --slow /usr/lib/brickos/brickOS.srec
+ $ firmdl3 \-\-slow /usr/lib/brickos/brickOS.srec
Transferring "/usr/lib/brickos/brickOS.srec" to RCX...
100%
$
@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ RCXTTY is already set).
.sp
NOTE: the missing indication of the "Fast Download Image" being sent.
.P
-We'll leave the experiment of running \fBfirmdl3\fP with --debug
+We'll leave the experiment of running \fBfirmdl3\fP with \-\-debug
set as an exercise for you our reader... (You really interested in
seeing all the bytes fly by? ;-)
.\"
@@ -137,10 +137,10 @@ The first part of the error message is t
is trying to use. This can mean two things. Either you have specified the
wrong device or you have specified the correct device but do not have
permission to access it. If it is an access problem, speak to your sysadmin.
-If not, you can use the --tty argument to specify another device. For
+If not, you can use the \-\-tty argument to specify another device. For
example, to specify the standard device under linux, try
-\'firmdl3 --tty /dev/ttyS0\'. Under cygwin, you probably probably want to
-use \'firmdl3 --tty com1\'. If you discover that this is the case, you may wish
+\'firmdl3 \-\-tty /dev/ttyS0\'. Under cygwin, you probably probably want to
+use \'firmdl3 \-\-tty com1\'. If you discover that this is the case, you may wish
to recompile \fBfirmdl3\fP to make your setting the default.
.TP
.B /dev/ttyS0: Input/output error or a similar message.
@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ hadn't done it about 10 million times, I
the error myself.
.P
If \fBfirmdl3\fP gives you repeated problems, you may want to try using
-the --slow argument, which will make your download much slower but can
+the \-\-slow argument, which will make your download much slower but can
correct for certain errors caused by ambient light.
.\"
.SH SEE ALSO
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