Please answer this ques. i am lost Make a directory name ET506_Lecture2• Make a file called myfile.txt inside ET506_Lecture2• Copy myfile.txt with name myfile_1.txt inside ET506_Lecture2• Move myfile.txt to the root directory with name root_file.txtRemember root is "/"• Delete myfile_1.txt from ET506_Lecture2• Delete directory ET506_Lecture2Remember you can't delete a directory if you are in it• Rename root_file.txt to root_new_file.txtAjcayaya@jcayaya-virtual-machine: - a5 mkdir ET506_Lecture2$ touch ET566 Lecture2/myfile.txt$ cp ET506_Lecture2/myfile.txt ET506_Lecture2/$ sudo nv ET506_Lecture2/myfile.txt /root_filejcayaya@jcayaya-virtual-machine:jcayaya@jcayaya-virtual-machine:jcayaya@jcayaya-virtual-nachtne:1cayaya@jcayaya-virtual-nachtne:nyfile_1.txt.txt[sudo] password for jcayaya:jcayayaajcayaya-virtual-nachtne:jcayayaajcayaya-virtual-nachtne:jcayaya@jcayaya-virtual-machine:sudo rn /root_file.txtjcayaya@jcayaya-virtual-nachtne: -5$ rn ET506_Lecture2/myfile_1.txt$ rm -r ET506_Lecture2$ sudo cp /root_file.txt /root_new_file.txt |

We need to write commands for the given scenario in Linux. *The commands are executed on online…

• Make a directory name ET506_Lecture2 • Make a file called myfile.txt inside ET506_Lecture2 • Copy myfile.txt with name myfile_1.txt inside ET506_Lecture2 • Move myfile.txt to the root directory with name root_file.txt Remember root is "/" • Delete myfile_1.txt from ET506_Lecture2 • Delete directory ET506_Lecture2 Remember you can't delete a directory if you are in it • Rename root_file.txt to root_new_file.txt

• Make a directory name ET506_Lecture2 • Make a file called myfile.txt inside ET506_Lecture2 • Copy myfile.txt with name myfile_1.txt inside ET506_Lecture2 • Move myfile.txt to the root directory with name root_file.txt Remember root is "/" • Delete myfile_1.txt from ET506_Lecture2 • Delete directory ET506_Lecture2 Remember you can't delete a directory if you are in it • Rename root_file.txt to root_new_file.txt

LINUX+ AND LPIC-1 GDE.TO LINUX CERTIF.

5th Edition

ISBN:9781337569798

Author:ECKERT

Publisher:ECKERT

Chapter7: Working With The Bash Shell

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 15RQ

See similar textbooks

Similar questions

Modify rnfile such that it will keep a copy of the old existing file (if available) before the renaming operating. Assume that apple.txt will be renamed as orange.txt. When the command “./rnfile apple.txt orange.txt” is executed, the script will first check whether orange.txt exists under the given path or not. If the file exists then orange.txt will be renamed as orange.txt_old before renaming apple.txt as orange.txt. Make rnfile an executable shell script; try to rename a file to a filename that already exists. Show your shell program and its output to the instructor.
) Write Linux commands for the following:i) Copy a file test1.py from Prac01 directory to Subdir1 directory in the followingdirectory structure.FOPPrac01Prac02Prac03-Subdir1Subdir2(Where FOP is at the top level then Prac01, 02 and 03 are at next level and Subdir1and 2 are next to next level.)ii) To delete a directory DIR which has a file test2.py in it.
Write the command that can be used to perform the following:a. Compress the symbolic link /root/sfile using the compress utility and display thecompression ratio.b. Compress the contents of the directory /root/dir1 using the gzip utility and displaythe compression ratio.c. Decompress the file /root/letter.bz2.d. Compress the file /root/letter using gzip fast compression.e. Find the compression ratio of the file /root/letter.gz.f. Perform a test compression of the file /root/sample using the bzip2 utility.g. Compress the file /root/sample using the bzip2 utility while minimizing memoryusage during the compression.
Use Linux executable objectCode6 for this question. These files are on syccuxas01.pcc.edu in directory ~michael.trigoboff/cs201/quiz02LinuxFiles. Using gdb, figure out the value that will be in ST(0) just before main returns. Question options: 1) pi - 1 2) log(base2) 10 3) log(base 10) 2
Write a program that performs the following operations according to the input value with Linux Bash Script. [1] Create a file for a given filename and list the generated file in a long format [2] Delete a file for a given filename [3] Copy a file content to another file [4] Listsubdirectories of a current directory recursively [5] Generate the command that finds how many times the "cat" command has been used in your command history so far. [6] Generate the command that writes the file names starting with W in the active directory to the "Files.txt" file. should be solved using Linux Bash Scripting solution code and one/two screenshots for running of program.
There might be two files with the same name in your archive. Imagine this directory is your home for a moment. The following command will transfer the file called florence to the user's Proposals folder in their home directory.
In Chapter 11, you created the most recent version of the MarshallsRevenue program, which prompts the user for customer data for scheduled mural painting. Now, save all the entered data to a file that is closed when data entry is complete and then reopened and read in, allowing the user to view lists of customer orders for mural types.
Write a batch scriptthrough which you have to createa directory (folder) in “E”partition of system and name it “OSTaskOne”.After this step display “Part 1 completed”.Now create a text file in the same partition with “FirstName” as its name.After this step display “Part 2 completed”.Now move the “FirstName” file inside your newly created directory and after moving it change its name to “SecondName”and open it using batch command.
In your storage space, you may find two documents with the same name. Let's pretend that the directory you're in right now is your house. To move a file named florence to a Proposals subfolder of the home directory, use the following command.
If “resume” is the name of a file in the home directory off the root of the filesystem andyour present working directory is home, what is the relative name for the file namedresume?a. /home/resumeb. /resumec. resumed. \home\resume
Rename the Team directory to Return to the Boston Celtics directory and create a new directory inside named Cheerleaders. Create a text file named Roster.txt and place it in the Cheerleaders directory. Add 3 random names to the Roster.txt file, save then display the contents of the file in the terminal List the contents of the Boston Celtics directory.
The command find . -name "*.png" will send to stdout a list of all the files in the current directory and all of its descendent directories that have a .png extension. Give a command that uses command substitution to copy all such files to the directory ~/images