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mkdir
SYNTAX
mkdir directory name ...
FUNCTION
mkdir creates new directories. The
standard entries dot ( . ) for the
directory itself and dot dot ( .. )
are automatically made.
directory name requires write permission in the
parent directory. The permissions assigned
to the new directory are modified by the current
file creation mask set by the umask which you
will learn about shortly.
Assuming, that you have the necessary write permission and
that you are in the directory /, please enter the command for
creating a directory file /usr/cti/admin!
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That is correct!
You've got it on the 2nd try.
Good, you understand the concept.
No, the make directory command is mkdir!
Please type mkdir /usr/cti/admin
You will be helped this time!
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mkdir /usr/cti/admin
Observe the result on the terminal!
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/
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/ / | \ \
/ / | \ \
bin etc usr
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/ / | \ \
/ / | \ \
bin lib cti its
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/ |
/ |
C lib
lib
tmp
proj1
If originally the file system had the form shown
above, after executing the mkdir command,
it assumes the following form!
/
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/ / | \ \
/ / | \ \
bin etc usr
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/ / | \ \
/ / | \ \
bin lib cti its
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/ | \
/ | \
C lib admin
lib
tmp
proj1