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Course Project Operating Systems Module 2 Linux Filesystem Hierarchy
Rubric Activity Requirement(s) Points Navigate the Linux filesystem tree Answer two questions 12 Create directories and files Take a screenshot 6 Copy and remove directories and files Take a screenshot 6 Locate directories and files Take a screenshot 6
Navigate the Linux filesystem tree 1. What is the pwd command an acronym for? What about the cd command? Answer here: pwd means print working directory. This command allows you to see the current directory your in. The cd command means change directory. 2. Explain the differences between a relative path and an absolute/full path in Linux. Answer here: Absolute path begins at the root of the directory system and the relative path goes from your current location. For example: An absolute path starts at the root directory (/) and if I wanted to get to a subfolder called Labs created in Documents, the path would be /home/student/Documents/Labs. If I was in the desktop directory and wanted to get to the Labs directory, I could use a relative path; using cd then cd Documents, cd Labs. References: 1. Doing Lab 2. Project recording
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Create directories and files Take a screenshot of the output in Part 2: Create Directories and Files
Copy and remove directories and files Take a screenshot of the output in Part 3: Copy and Remove Directories and Files
Locate directories and files Take a screenshot of the output in Part 4: Locate Directories and Files
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