--- nfo/bash/alias.sh	2004/10/12 14:14:27	1.3
+++ nfo/bash/alias.sh	2004/11/06 21:22:28	1.4
@@ -2,31 +2,63 @@
 #---------------------------------------------------------------------
 #- alias.sh - Useful shell aliasses
 #- rabit@netfrag.org, 11.10.2004 - 11.10.2004
-#- $Id: alias.sh,v 1.3 2004/10/12 14:14:27 rabit Exp $
+#- $Id: alias.sh,v 1.4 2004/11/06 21:22:28 rabit Exp $
 #---------------------------------------------------------------------
 
+alias asciitable="for n in \`seq 040 176 | grep -E '^[^89]*$'\`; do m='00'\$n; o=\${m:\$((\${#n}-1)):3}; echo -en \"\$o:'\\\\\$o' \"; done; echo"
+
 # CPU information (very useful!):
 alias cpuinfo='cat /proc/cpuinfo'
+
 alias l='ls -aFhls --color'
+
 # List devices:
 alias lsdev='cat /proc/devices'
+
 # List dma:
 alias lsdma='cat /proc/dma'
+
+# List declared functions:
+alias lsfunc="declare -f | grep -E '.[ ]\(\)'"
+
 # List interrupts:
 alias lsint='cat /proc/interrupts'
+
 # List IO memory and ports:
 alias lsio='echo - IO Memory:; cat /proc/iomem; echo; echo - IO Ports:; cat /proc/ioports | more'
+
 # List modules (does exactly the same as /bin/lsmod):
 alias lsm='cat /proc/modules'
+
 # List all dirs in $PATH:
 alias lspath="ls -CF --color \`echo \$PATH | cut -d ':' --output-delimiter ' ' -f 1,-\` | more"
+
 # List PCI enumerator devices:
 alias lspci='cat /proc/pci'
+
 # List used swap:
 alias lsswap='cat /proc/swaps'
+
 alias md='mkdir'
+
 # Memory information (very useful!):
 alias meminfo='cat /proc/meminfo'
+
 alias n='nano'
+
 # View processes without line wrapping (scrolling with cursor keys):
 alias pl='ps afux | less -S'
+
+# Count of (running) processes:
+alias psc="p1=\`ps -A | wc -l\`; p2=\`ps auxr | wc -l\`; echo $HOSTNAME: \$[p1 - 2] processes, \$[p2 - 2] running."
+
+# A (slightly looong) one-liner, as mighty as Tux: :)
+# (change the NTP server to your needs, see 'http://www.ntp.org/')
+alias syncdate="echo -n 'NTP: '; date -s\"\`cat </dev/tcp/de.pool.ntp.org/13\`\"; echo -n 'Local: '; date; echo 'Date and time in sync.'"
+
+# Timestamp (good when backupping, result like '200401013_123152'):
+alias timestamp="date +'%Y%m%d_%H%M%S'"
+
+# Console fire with low priority
+alias fire="nice -n 19 aafire -dim -bold -reverse -normal -boldfont"
+