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Project 3 – Training Guide Jae Woo Professor Armando Quintananieves CMIT 291 7615

Introduction: Thank you for giving me the opportunity to work with Faster Computing! I will be demonstrating how to install the Linux operating system and I will be providing an overview of many different common commands as well. For this guideline, I will be posting different instructions followed by screenshots and descriptions on how to utilize this operating system. I look forward to working with this growing organization! Part 1: I will be giving you step-by-step instructions on how to create, install, and run your own Linux operating system using a hypervisor. I will be using the VirtualBox hypervisor for this guideline! Part 2:

As you download the Linux operating system through the hypervisor, you will be setting up the OS according to your preferences for a new computer. In this screenshot, you’ll be asked to choose your time zone particularly to where you currently reside. You will then create your personal account to have access to the operating system. You will be required to enter your full name, user name, and password.

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You will now open up the terminal application. First thing you must do is check and look through your files and directories. You can do so by typing in the command line “pwd”.

This is the current directory list. The command line for this list is “ls -a”.

To create a file, you must type in the command line “touch [new file name]”. This will allow the user to create a new file.

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If you want to copy this new file to a different directory, just type in the command line “cp ./filename.txt ./filename.txt”. This will allow the user to move a specific file to another directory. Here is another example of moving a particular file into a different directory.

I will now show you how to remove a file from a directory. You must type in “unlink filename.txt” to properly remove a file from a directory.

Typing in the command line “man command” will normally show the user a list of manual commands, but in this case, there is no manual entry for command.

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Lastly, I will show you a screenshot of text file that I have created and utilizing an editor to modify the content of texts. This is done by typing in the command line “cat > filename” and then entering the modified texts afterwards.

In conclusion, this wraps up my training guideline on how to properly install and access the Linux operating system. This guideline is done through the use of the hypervisor VirtualBox. I hope Faster Computing will be able to fully comprehend these set of instructions and properly execute the Linux OS! Thank you once again for giving me the opportunity to work with this organization, and I look forward to working with you in the future!

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