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This article introduces you what commonly used CentOS commands, the content is very detailed, interested friends can refer to, hope to be helpful to you.

This time, we updated some common CentOS commands. It is of great significance in operation. This time we have also sorted out and explained some important CentOS commands. I hope it will be helpful to everyone when using CentOS.

Common CentOS commands for deleting files

Rm

NO1. Delete files in the current directory

[root@rehat root] # rm test.txt

NO2. Force the deletion of files in the current directory without prompting

[root@rehat root] # rm-f test.txt

NO3. Forced deletion of the entire directory, including all directories and files, requires administrator permission

[root@rehat root] # rm-r-f test

Common CentOS commands for deleting folders

Rmdir

NO1. Delete an empty directory

[root@rehat root] # rmdir emptydir

NO2. Delete multi-level empty directory

[root@rehat root] # rmdir-p emptydir/d1/d11

Common CentOS commands for mounting and unmounting file systems

Mount / umount

NO1. Mount the CD-ROM drive

[root@rehat root] # mount-t iso9660 / dev/cdrom / mnt/cdrom

NO2. Mount the CD-ROM drive, which supports Chinese

[root@rehat root] # mount-t iso9660-o codepage=936,iocharset=cp936 / dev/cdrom / mnt/cdrom

NO3. Mount Windows partition, FAT file system

[root@rehat root] # mount-t vfat / dev/hda3 / mnt/cdrom

NO4. Mount Windows partition, NTFS file system

[root@rehat root] # mount-t ntfs-o iocharset=cp936 / dev/hda7 / mnt/had7

No5. Mount the ISO file

[root@rehat root] # mount-o loop / abc.iso / mnt/cdrom

NO6. Mount the floppy driv

[root@rehat root] # mount / dev/fd0 / mnt/floppy

NO7. Mount flash drive

[root@rehat root] # mount / dev/sda1 / mnt/cdrom

NO8. Mount folders shared by the Windows operating system

[root@rehat root] # mount-t smbfs-o username=guest,password=guest / / machine/path / mnt/cdrom

NO9. Show mounted file system

[root@rehat root] # mount

[root@rehat root] # cat / etc/fstab display system starts the automatically loaded file system

[root@rehat root] # cat / etc/mtab displays the currently loaded file system

The above are updated common commands for organizing CentOS

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