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Lab2 - OSG202

The document discusses various commands used in operating systems like Linux, Unix, and Windows for directory navigation and manipulation, file operations, searching and compression. It provides examples of using commands like mkdir, ls, cp, mv, rm, cd, pwd, find, grep, gzip and tar.

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Lab2 - OSG202

The document discusses various commands used in operating systems like Linux, Unix, and Windows for directory navigation and manipulation, file operations, searching and compression. It provides examples of using commands like mkdir, ls, cp, mv, rm, cd, pwd, find, grep, gzip and tar.

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OSG202 (Operating Systems)

 Create a directory: mkdir

 View the directory or file: ls or ll


View the hdh directory:

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View the unix directory:

View the windows directory:

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 Create a file: there are many ways to create a file
- Create the file with name thoca.txt with contents “Cong cha nhu nui thai
son” located at 98 directory:
- Adding the “Nghia me nhu nuoc trng nguon chay ra” sentence into
thoca.txt:

Create the empty file:

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 View the file content: using any command as cat, more, less,
tail, …
View the thoca.txt file:

View the /etc/passwd and /etc/group file:

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 Copy a file/ directory: cp


Copy the thoca.txt file to the linux directory:
Copy the windows directory to linux directory:
View the linux directory:

 Move objects: mv
Move the thoca.txt file in the linux library to the openbsd library:
Move the windows directory to penbsd directory:

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 Rename: mv
Rename the windows directory in the openbsd directory to wins:
View the openbsd directory

Copy the thoca.txt directory in the openbsd directory to the freebsd


directory and rename to baitho.doc
View the baitho.doc file:

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 Delete a file: rm
Delete the thoca.txt file in openbsd directory
If wanting to delete without asking before, the option (–f) is used
To delete the directory, the option (-rf) is used

 Delete the empty directory: rmdir


Delete the 2000 directory:

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 Change to the directory: cd


Change the current directory to the 2003 directory:

Change the current directory to sub directory: cd ..

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Change to the root directory: cd /

 View the current directory: pwd

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 Searching: find, grep, whereis, which


Search the thoca.txt file:

Search the “Cong cha nhu nui thai son” sentences in the thoca.txt file
Search the location, source and man page of the grep command:
Search the directory that contain the ls command:

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 Zip or unzip: gzip/ gunzip, zip/unzip, tar


- Using gzip/gunzip:
Zip the thoca.txt file
Unzip

- Using tar
Zip the thoca.txt file to the .tar extension:

Checking

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Zip the thoca.txt file to the .tar.gz extension:

Checking

Unzip .tar

Unzip .tar.gz

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