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Essential Linux Operations: Omniac M

Linux is an open source operating system used in OMNIACOM products. The document outlines essential Linux operations like logging in and out, navigating files and directories, editing files, using floppies, archiving files, and accessing multiple sessions. It also lists some commonly used directories and commands for viewing files, copying to and from floppies, zipping files, and exiting sessions.

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Essential Linux Operations: Omniac M

Linux is an open source operating system used in OMNIACOM products. The document outlines essential Linux operations like logging in and out, navigating files and directories, editing files, using floppies, archiving files, and accessing multiple sessions. It also lists some commonly used directories and commands for viewing files, copying to and from floppies, zipping files, and exiting sessions.

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Linux is the most popular and powerful open source operating system, with different security features All products of OMNIACOM uses Linux as the Operating Platform

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Multi-User system Logging in : user name and password Logout : exit Navigation: cd, ls, ll, pwd File Management - mkdir, cp, mv, rm,chmod, chown Editing - Emacs, less, tail, tailf Password changing: passwd Misc: clear, date, kill, q, ctrl-c,..
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Floppy operations: mformat, mdir, mcopy, mdel Achiving: tar, zip Help: man Networking: ifconfig, ping, telnet, ftp

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Multi session

Alt-F1 : To go to OMC Screen Alt-F2 to Alt-F6 : To go to any other login prompt

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Directories cd <directory> : To change to directory <directory> mkdir <directory> : To create a directory <directory> rm rf <directory> : To delete a directorry <directory>

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Files less <fileName> : To view a file. Press 'q' to quit from there : To view the last 10 lines of a file. Press Ctrl-c' to quit from there

tail -f <file>

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Floppy
mcopy a:<filename> . : To copy filename from floppy into current directory mcopy fileName a: : To copy fileName from current directory into floppy

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Zipping
zip -r file.zip file1 file2... zip -r file.zip <directory> file.zip : To zip the files file1, file2, .... : To zip the contents of entire directory into

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Most used directories

log
bnm

: /home/omc/cordect/new_diu/log/
: /home/omc/cordect/new_diu/bnm/

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Exit
exit : To logout from this session

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