Mkdir: Creates A Subdirectory (Equivalent Dos Command: Md); Rmdir: Deletes The Subdirectory Which Must Be Empty (Equivalent Dos Command: Rd); Rm: Deletes (Removes) The File Or Directory (Equivalent Dos Command: Delete); Cp: Copies One Or More Files (Equivalent Dos Command: Copy) - ICP DAS USA LP-22 Series User Manual

3.1.3. mkdir: creates a subdirectory (Equivalent DOS Command: md)

Parameter
No error if the subdirectory exists, and creates the parent
-p
directories as needed
3.1.4. rmdir: deletes the subdirectory which must be empty (Equivalent DOS
Command: rd)
Parameter
Removes the specified DIRECTORY, then attempts to remove
-p
each parent directory component with the same path name
3.1.5. rm: deletes (removes) the file or directory (Equivalent DOS Command:
delete)
Parameter
–i Displays a warning message before deleting
–r Deletes the directory even if it isn't empty
–f No warning message displayed when deleting

3.1.6. cp: copies one or more files (Equivalent DOS Command: copy)

Parameter
–R Performs a recursive copy
–i Displays a confirmation prompt before overwriting
-l Links the files instead of copying them

3.1.7. mv: moves or renames a file or directory (Equivalent DOS Command: move)

Parameter
-f Does not display a confirmation prompt before overwriting
–i Displays a confirmation prompt before overwriting

3.1.8. pwd: displays the full path of the current working directory

3.1.9. who: displays a list of the users current logged on

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Example
mkdir -p directory
Example
rmdir -p directory
Example
rm –i test.exe
rm –r test.exe
rm -f test.exe
Example
cp -R test bak
cp –i test bak
cp –l test bak
Example
cp –f sour des
cp –i /sour /des
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