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OS-Introduction-to-Linux-Lab Questions

This Linux lab assignment involves practicing various Linux commands like cd, cat, ls, mkdir, rmdir, pwd, mv, cp, chmod, find, head, more, tail, chgrp. It includes tasks like creating and moving files between directories, setting file permissions for owner, group and others, creating symbolic links, using commands to view system resources and users. The last 3 sentences provide instructions to delete empty and non-empty directories, display the operating system name, and explore calendar command options.

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OS-Introduction-to-Linux-Lab Questions

This Linux lab assignment involves practicing various Linux commands like cd, cat, ls, mkdir, rmdir, pwd, mv, cp, chmod, find, head, more, tail, chgrp. It includes tasks like creating and moving files between directories, setting file permissions for owner, group and others, creating symbolic links, using commands to view system resources and users. The last 3 sentences provide instructions to delete empty and non-empty directories, display the operating system name, and explore calendar command options.

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LAB ASSIGNMENT ON LINUX - 2020

1. Practice all the below mentioned commands with all possible options:

cd, cat, ls, mkdir, rmdir, pwd, mv, cp

2. Create a file without using the vi or any of the GUI editors?


3. What does cd do when used without arguments?
4. Move all the files from foo directory to bar directory.

NOTE: Make a directory foo with two empty files first.txt and second.txt

Make another directory bar now move all files from foo to bar.

5. Execute the two commands echo * and ls. What do you think echo did?
6. Practice the below mentioned commands with all possible options:

chmod, find, head, more, tail & chgrp

7. Set the permissions of first.txt file to have all permissions for yourself?
8. Find out the location of the command 'service' using the suitable Linux command?
9. Create 3 files (file1 , file2, file3) & assign permissions:

– r, w to owner, group, and others for file1


- r, w to owner and group, r to others for file2
- r,x to owner, r to group, none to others for file3

10. Create a symbolic link in your current directory called ‘symlink’ to file1 created in /tmp folder
11. See the difference between cd ~ and cd - and cd.?
12. Use the cd command to go to the “root” of the file system?
13. Explore the command chown using man pages.
14. Find out how you can see what a system is running and what resources the system is using
commands ps and top?
15. How do you scroll through the past commands executed?
16. Observe how the command completion happens on tab
17. Run a Linux command to display the list of users who are currently using the Linux machine.
18. What is the Linux command to display calendar for the October month 2020. Explore different
options
19. Delete an empty directory and verify your results by using the ls command. Try deleting a
directory which is not empty and record the error message.
20. Which command is used to display the operating system name?

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