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The document lists basic commands for file management, processes, storage, and networking that are commonly supported across POSIX-compliant operating systems like Linux, macOS, Solaris, and Windows. These include commands for listing directories, copying/moving files, deleting files/folders, changing directories, running scripts, managing processes, checking and mounting storage devices, and networking tasks like configuring interfaces and tracing routes. While the exact commands may differ between operating systems, their basic functions are similar because of standardization in POSIX systems and the need for common operations.

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Commands

The document lists basic commands for file management, processes, storage, and networking that are commonly supported across POSIX-compliant operating systems like Linux, macOS, Solaris, and Windows. These include commands for listing directories, copying/moving files, deleting files/folders, changing directories, running scripts, managing processes, checking and mounting storage devices, and networking tasks like configuring interfaces and tracing routes. While the exact commands may differ between operating systems, their basic functions are similar because of standardization in POSIX systems and the need for common operations.

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Santosh Kumar Nayak
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Commands

For POSIX compliant (or partly compliant) systems like FreeBSD, Linux, Mac OS X or Solaris, the basic commands are the same because they are standardized.
description list directory clear console copy file(s) move file(s) rename file(s) delete file(s) delete directory create directory change current directory run shell script with new shell kill processes change process priority FreeBSD ls clear cp mv mv rm rmdir mkdir cd sh file.sh kill, killall nice Linux ls clear cp mv mv, rename rm rmdir mkdir cd sh file.sh pkill, killall nice ionice mkfs fsck (mdadm create) mount umount mount -o loop ifconfig route traceroute (mtr) Linux MacOSX ls clear cp mv mv rm rmdir mkdir cd sh file.sh kill nice ? ? fsck ? diskutil mount diskutil unmount(disk) ? ifconfig ? traceroute ? MacOSX Solaris ls clear cp mv mv rm rmdir mkdir cd sh file.sh kill, pkill nice ? newfs fsck metainit, zfs create mount umount ? ifconfig route traceroute ? Solaris Windows (cmd) dir cls copy move ren, rename del (erase) rd (rmdir) md (mkdir) cd (chdir) cmd /c file.cmd taskkill start /low, start /normal, start /high, start /realtime ? format chkdsk ? mountvol mountvol /d ? ipconfig route tracert pathping Windows (cmd) Windows (powershell) dir & ls & GetChildItem clear cp & Copy-Item mv & MoveItem ren, mv rm & RemoveItem rm -r & rmdir mkdir cd & SetLocation ? taskkill ? ? ? ? ? mount & NewPSDrive RemovePSDrive ? ipconfig ? tracert pathping Windows

change io ? priority newfs create file system file system check fsck and recovery create software atacontrol, gmirror raid mount device unmount device mount file as block device show network configration show network route trace network route trace network route with pings description mount umount vnconfig + mount ifconfig route traceroute ? FreeBSD

(powershell)

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