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BusyBox is a good all in one executable with its reasonable ash shell, but it is not compatible to scripts written for bash. That's the reason why AVM additionally uses bash for some models. Unlike busybox bash mostly runs external commands which are not part of bash. However, bash also implements quite some internal commands, more than ash does.

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Bash-Commands

Daily updated index of all bash commands found during firmware scans. Last update: 2021-01-17 04:59 GMT.
The label (bashcmd) in the Command column shows there are other objects in this wiki using this name.
The Mod column shows the amount of models using the respective command. If empty this is an orphan from older firmware.

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Command	Mod	Description	Type	Path	Origin
alias (bashcmd)	2	Define or display aliases.	bash	<bash>	Bash
bg (bashcmd)	2	Move jobs to the background.	bash	<bash>	Bash
bind	2	Set Readline key bindings and variables.	bash	<bash>	Bash
break (bashcmd)	2	Exit for, while, or until loops.	bash	<bash>	Bash
builtin	2	Execute shell builtins.	bash	<bash>	Bash
caller	2	Return the context of the current subroutine call.	bash	<bash>	Bash
case (bashcmd)	2	Execute commands based on pattern matching.	bash	<bash>	Bash
cd (bashcmd)	2	Change the shell working directory.	bash	<bash>	Bash
command (bashcmd)	2	Execute a simple command or display information about commands.	bash	<bash>	Bash
compgen	2	Display possible completions depending on the options.	bash	<bash>	Bash
complete	2	Specify how arguments are to be completed by Readline.	bash	<bash>	Bash
compopt	2	Modify or display completion options.	bash	<bash>	Bash
continue (bashcmd)	2	Resume for, while, or until loops.	bash	<bash>	Bash
coproc	2	Create a coprocess.	bash	<bash>	Bash
declare	2	Set variable values and attributes.	bash	<bash>	Bash
dirs	2	Display directory stack.	bash	<bash>	Bash
disown	2	Remove jobs from current shell.	bash	<bash>	Bash
echo (bashcmd)	2	Write arguments to the standard output.	bash	<bash>	Bash
enable	2	Enable and disable shell builtins.	bash	<bash>	Bash
eval (bashcmd)	2	Execute arguments as a shell command.	bash	<bash>	Bash
exec (bashcmd)	2	Replace the shell with the given command.	bash	<bash>	Bash
exit (bashcmd)	2	Exit the shell.	bash	<bash>	Bash
export (bashcmd)	2	Set export attribute for shell variables.	bash	<bash>	Bash
false (bashcmd)	2	Return an unsuccessful result.	bash	<bash>	Bash
fc (bashcmd)	2	Display or execute commands from the history list.	bash	<bash>	Bash
fg (bashcmd)	2	Move job to the foreground.	bash	<bash>	Bash
for (bashcmd)	2	Execute commands for each member in a list or arithmetic for loop.	bash	<bash>	Bash
function	2	Define shell function.	bash	<bash>	Bash
getopts (bashcmd)	2	Parse option arguments.	bash	<bash>	Bash
hash (bashcmd)	2	Remember or display program locations.	bash	<bash>	Bash
help (bashcmd)	2	Display information about builtin commands.	bash	<bash>	Bash
history (bashcmd)	2	Display or manipulate the history list.	bash	<bash>	Bash
if (bashcmd)	2	Execute commands based on conditional.	bash	<bash>	Bash
jobs (bashcmd)	2	Display status of jobs.	bash	<bash>	Bash
kill (bashcmd)	2	Send a signal to a job.	bash	<bash>	Bash
let (bashcmd)	2	Evaluate arithmetic expressions.	bash	<bash>	Bash
local (bashcmd)	2	Define local variables.	bash	<bash>	Bash
logout	2	Exit a login shell.	bash	<bash>	Bash
mapfile	2	Read lines from the standard input into an indexed array variable.	bash	<bash>	Bash
popd	2	Remove directories from stack.	bash	<bash>	Bash
printf (bashcmd)	2	Formats and prints arguments under control of a given format.	bash	<bash>	Bash
pushd	2	Add directories to stack.	bash	<bash>	Bash
pwd (bashcmd)	2	Print the name of the current working directory.	bash	<bash>	Bash
read (bashcmd)	2	Read a line from the standard input and split it into fields.	bash	<bash>	Bash
readarray	2	Read lines from a file into an array variable. Symomym for mapfile.	bash	<bash>	Bash
readonly (bashcmd)	2	Mark shell variables as unchangeable.	bash	<bash>	Bash
return (bashcmd)	2	Return from a shell function.	bash	<bash>	Bash
select	2	Select words from a list and execute commands.	bash	<bash>	Bash
set (bashcmd)	2	Set or unset values of shell options and positional parameters.	bash	<bash>	Bash
shift (bashcmd)	2	Shift positional parameters.	bash	<bash>	Bash
shopt	2	Set and unset shell options.	bash	<bash>	Bash
source (bashcmd)	2	Execute commands from a file in the current shell.	bash	<bash>	Bash
suspend	2	Suspend shell execution.	bash	<bash>	Bash
test (bashcmd)	2	Evaluate conditional expression.	bash	<bash>	Bash
time (bashcmd)	2	Report time consumed by pipeline's execution.	bash	<bash>	Bash
times (bashcmd)	2	Print out the user and system times used by the shell and its children.	bash	<bash>	Bash
trap (bashcmd)	2	Trap signals and other events.	bash	<bash>	Bash
true (bashcmd)	2	Return a successful result.	bash	<bash>	Bash
type (bashcmd)	2	Display information about command type.	bash	<bash>	Bash
typeset	2	Set variable values and attributes. Symomym for declare.	bash	<bash>	Bash
ulimit (bashcmd)	2	Modify shell resource limits.	bash	<bash>	Bash
umask (bashcmd)	2	Display or set file mode mask.	bash	<bash>	Bash
unalias (bashcmd)	2	Remove entries from the list of defined aliases.	bash	<bash>	Bash
unset (bashcmd)	2	Unset values and attributes of shell variables and functions.	bash	<bash>	Bash
until (bashcmd)	2	Execute commands as long as a test does not succeed.	bash	<bash>	Bash
variables	2	Not a command! Common shell variable names and usage.	bash	<bash>	Bash
wait (bashcmd)	2	Wait for job completion and return exit status.	bash	<bash>	Bash
while (bashcmd)	2	Execute commands as long as a test succeeds.	bash	<bash>	Bash
68 Bash commands

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