The Linux system, this powerful system, is now being used by the Raspberry Pi. For everyone to popularize a bit.
Those common Linux commands
The file structure of Linux
/directory under the root directory
/bin
/home
/dev
/usr
/opt
/etc
...
No way. To use Linux, you have to remember common Linux commands
CD < catalogue >
Enter the directory, basically the same as Dos
Ls
List files, equivalent to Dos for dir
Ls-l
Display details of files and directories
Ls-a
Show hidden files
CP < source file name > < destination file name >
Copy files, equivalent to DOS copy
MV < source file name > < destination file name >
Moving files
RM < file name >
Delete file, equivalent to Dos del
Date
Show system date
Cat < file name >
Print out the contents of the file on the screen, equivalent to the DOS type
mkdir < directory name >
Create directory, equivalent to DOS for MD
Shutdown-h now
Turn off the machine now
Pwd
Show current Path
chmod
Change file permissions
For example:
chmod +x < file name >//Make file run, run file
Sudo...
Execute command as Root
such as: sudo shutdown-h now (shutdown must be root)
sudo passwd < user name >
Modify User Password
Reboot
Reboot (must be root)
Remember to use sudo reboot
Apt-get
The command to download, install, and remove packages (typically root), which is used by the Debian Linux system, is very powerful.
For example:
sudo apt-get update//upgrade List of packages
sudo apt-get upgrade//upgrade all installed software
sudo apt-get install vsftpd//download and install VSFTPD (an FTP server)
sudo apt-get remove vsftpd//delete vsftpd
Apt-cache Search gcc Find a package named gcc in apt cache
Dpkg-i 1.deb Installing a package named 1.deb
wget <URL>
Download a file directly from the Web
VI < file name >
File editing commands
VI is not very useful, to remember a series of commands, not recommended
Nano < file name >
File Editing command Nano, this is very useful, learn a minute will
Ctrl+o disk
Ctrl+x exit
StartX
Startup Window System
Zip file1.zip file1 Create a zip-format compression Package
Unzip File1.zip unzip a zip-format tarball
TAR-XVFZ archive.tar.gz Unzip a compressed package in gzip format
TAR-CVFZ archive.tar.gz Dir1 Create a zipped package in gzip format
Df-h Viewing disk space
LSUSB Viewing USB devices
LSMOD displays the modules that are loaded into the system , Lsmod is actually the abbreviation for list modules
sudo insserv/etc/init.d/mysript settings start service/etc/init.d/mysript
sudo insserv-r/etc/init.d/mysript Delete startup service/etc/init.d/mysript
sudo hostname newname Modify host Name
sudo adduser username Add user
sudo deluser username Delete user
sudo halt shutdown
Common Linux commands for Raspberry Pi Deian