• Man command before explaining the following command, first introduce man command, custom said, there is a problem to find a man, when meeting a command do not know how to use, man command, you can get detailed explanation.
  • Shutdown Shutdown command. You can run the man shutdown command to view details about the command

    Shutdown -h now #

    Halt # is equivalent to shutdown -h now

    Shutdown -H 10 # Power off after 10 minutes

    Shutdown -h 18:30 # Shutdown at 18:30

    Shutdown -r now

    Reboot # is equivalent to shutdown -r now

    Shutdown -r 10 # Restart in 10 minutes
  • Ls Displays the directory command

    Ls # View subdirectories under the current directory

    Ls / # Check the subdirectories under the root directory

    Ls -a # Displays all subdirectories under the current directory

    Ls -l # Displays details about subdirectories under the current directory

    Ll # is the same thing as ls minus l

    Ls -al # Details all subdirectories under the current directory
  • CD Switch directory command, where.Represents the current directory.Represents the upper level directory

    PWD # View the absolute path to the current directory

    CD / # Switch to/directory

    CD /home # Switch to the home directory

    cd .. # return to the previous directory

    CD ~ # returns to the current user's home directory

    CD # is equivalent to CD ~
  • Mkdir Creates a directory

    Mkdir test # create a test directory

    Mkdir test/hello # Create a hello directory under test

    Mkdir -p a/b/c #p is parents, create the parent directory as needed
  • Rmdir Deletes a directory

    Rmdir test # Delete the test directory

    Rmdir -p a/b/c # Delete the parent directory as required
  • Cp copy command

    Copy hello. TXT to the root directory

    Cp a / # copy a to the root directory

    Cp -r a / #r a / #r
  • Rm Removed a file or directory

    Rm hello.txt # delete hello.txt

    Rm -f a #f

    Rm -r a # Delete the subdirectory recursively
  • Mv move command

    TXT / # move hello. TXT to the root directory

    Mv a / # move a to the root directory

    Mv -f a / # move a directory to root, overwrite not prompted.