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I will begin implementation of the Unix grep command shortly.

I have found several source documents that I can get a basic framework from and work from there. It shouldn't take more than 2 days to it functional and working within JNode.

However, due to school just passing the middle of the term, and teachers scrambling to be able to teach everything before the final it may be sometime I have the code finished.

Commands implemented so far:
grep: implement more parameters
delete: implement more parameters

Commands to implement:
awk
cal - 50% Complete
clear
cmp
cut
diff
find

hai,
friends.....
Today i think is a new morning for JNODE's history....

"GOOGLE has not accepted us in GOOGLE SoC."

I think, this will make us more challenging,more concentration for the development of the JNODE in the future.
Because,it is true the UNIX,LINUX,SOLARIS,BeOS and the more others platforms are developing many more years than the JNODE.

There are many developers; they working really hard,impressive,innovativly for their favorite platform.And,
hence it is believable that why they have accepted.

About speaking us,JNODE is really child at now.Its need more and more enhancement to move the Jnode in their level.But, it all we should believe that, all world is moving now with 'C'; but we are moving with a new Applliance of the OO Technology.We want to move it to a new Generation technique with the OO Concept.So, within some moment this will be more different than others.I believe it!!!

I've started working on a new command line / script interpretter for JNode. My intention is that the "bjorne" interpretter should be 100% compatible with the classic UNIX Bourne shell in syntax, and as compatible as is possible with its semantics. (I'm using the shell specification in IEEE Std 1003.1, 2004 Edition as my guide.)

I've also prototyped some refactoring of the existing "org.jnode.shell" classes to make the CommandShell and the CommandLine API (and hence JNode commands) independent of the command interpretter chosen by the user.

I have started making an IRC Bot that you can run in JNode.

Here's what I hope to be able to make it do:
Trivia Questions
Random Quotes
Jokes
Reminders
Respond to questions asked to it
Respond to general statements made in the channel
Add eventually make it self-aware

Completed So far:
Almost the basic bot of just being able to connect to the server and say "Hello World!"

hai

To identify different Hardwares we need soon STANDARD IDENTIFIERS for to handle them finitely.....

I want to mean to the /dev/fd0 , /dev/hd1 etc as in LINUX....

Am i right??
Give your opinion frankly.......