INIT commands initializes the commands which are scheduled and run accordingly to get the required results. INIT is also known as first process in UNIX and Linux operating systems. This command below represents the process PID 1 [symple_box color="gray" text_align="left" width="100%" float="none"] bash-3.2# which init /usr/sbin/init The INIT’s config file can be located in bash-3.2#
When you are using Solaris in VMWare workstation, it is important to install VMWare tools with the operating system you are using so you could adjust the resolution. By installing this VMWare tool you can avoid pressing CTRL+ALT button to adjust the screen window. Click on the message which you get about VMWare tools. VMWare
While working with files and directories in Unix and Linux, you will need to use copy paste or move commands which can help you to manage the files more easily. Copying Files $ cp option source target -i: Prevents from accidently overwriting of existing file, gives a yes or no prompt. -r: Include the contents
There are many commands to view and display contents but I would be sharing few commands, which are mostly used and common. Present Working Directory - show where are you now in the terminal window. $ pwd Listing of directory content. $ ls lists the directories and files in a directory. $ls -a lists all
For beginners there are few common commands which gives you an idea of using this new Unix and Linux operating system. These commands run successfully in all the versions of Unix which includes Oracle Solaris, HP-UX and AIX. When we talk about Linux these commands run in Red Hat Linux, Ubuntu, Cent OS and similar