1. DMESG: Used to view kernel's spit out some info. It seems that the master will use this command to install force;
2. Udevadm Monitor: Root kernel about, kernel see all Io in and out
3. Lsof: Sometimes umount a path will encounter device busy error, this time can use this command to find out which process is using that directory, so you can kill him, in order to successfully umount device;
4. du-d 1-h: View the size (GB) of each folder in the current directory;
5. kill-9 + PID, kill a process;
6. Netstat-anutp|grep: Find Port
7. scp:copy file to server or copy from server to local;
8. Less: Continuous paging, cat ****|less,
9. Cat * * *: Print and Eject
MORE: Flip Screen
11.ssh [email protected]: SSH link to target
12.chown-r Owner:owner folder: Modify Owner
Fdisk-l: View all storage device
Mkfs.vfat-f 32/dev/sdb-i: Formatted as FAT32
DD if=./xx.bin of=/dev/sdb bs=8m iflag=fullblock oflag=dsync:dd bin file to storage device
GPG-O * * * * * * * *--decrypt ****.GPG:GPG Asymmetric, decryption, with your public key encryption of things only with your private key can be decrypted;
Top: Task Manager
DF: View the usage status for each directory
Clear: Clear Screen
Shutdown-r now, restart immediately.
Mkdir-p/mnt/sdb/try/banon, creating a multilevel directory
Apt-get update:update
Apt-get Install Pip:install pip
IW wlan0 scan:command Direct scan around WiFi
Rm-rf/mnt/sdb/try/banon: Delete Folder + sub-folder
Tar jcvf study.tar.bz2 study1 study2 study3: Archive
Tar jxvf study.tar.bz2: Unzip
Nslookup:dns.
Ifconfig: View IP/network devices
Touch: Create File
echo $x: Output to screen
Whereis: Find
Find/-name abc*-type D: finding
Dpkg-i package.deb Install/update a deb Package
sudo su-: Switch to root
Ping 10.17.63.251: Check whether the network is unblocked
Iwconfig. View the SSID of the current link
History + ID: Lazy
Ctrl + z---BG, switch to background
Max. sudo: Run as root
A. Cut: Cut
A. Sort: Category
Uniq: Compare only the adjacent item, so use the sort first
Halt: Shutdown
command& let the process run in the background
Grep-nri hhhhhhh: Finding a file containing "hhhhh"
CD + ENTER: Back to the current user's home
Tail: Show back
Tail-f file: Monitor a continuously growing document
A. Head: Show the front
Vimdiff file1 file2: Comparing the similarities and differences of a file
A. Tee: Colleagues who display results to the screen can also be saved to a file
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