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I'm putting together an autorun for a program that lives on a floppy. It started like this: local fs = require "filesystem" local os = require "os" local proxy = ... fs.mount(proxy, "/mst") os.execute("/mst/portal.lua")Unfortunately, this doesn't work; the first few lines from the program show up, and then the OpenOS banner suddenly tramples over it to present me the shell prompt, because that's obviously what I wanted to have happen when I ran os.execute.This thread seems to describe exactly my problem, and I attempted the suggested solution like so: local fs = require "filesystem" loc
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Good day! Help if possible with implementation. Everyone knows that the shell is a shell, but here in the OC, it is not made because the UNIX system. I like about the execution of several commands in a single request. Show all clearly what is not there: /# echo 'I am the root' && cd bin/ && echo 'This file is created in the directory /bin' >> test.lua or /# echo 'I am the root' || cd bin/ || echo 'This file is created in the directory /bin' >> test.lua Why not add these in the OC must be important operators. For example right now I need to make a web harness,
