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    Re: Does rm * remove all files

    It will delete everything. Don't try this.
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    Unix/Linux Re: inode number !!!

    It is better for you to read the DESIGN OF UNIX OS book.
    There they give all those things.
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    Unix/Linux Re: difference between linux and unix

    Unix is a txt based thing and linux supports GUI and inherits the property on unix.
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    Unix/Linux Re: Shell Scripting questions

    text="hai this is for testing"
    echo "$test"|tr " " "\0"
    output
    haithisisfortesting
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    Unix/Linux Re: Inode Table

    a inode is a very important in unix.
    it s stored in a specific location of our hard disk.
    kernal only reads it and it only generate the inode.
    in the inode table only, the file attributes like...
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    Unix/Linux Re: Popular Shell in Linux

    it is not for a single reason there is a lot,so i am now unable to explain this you can compare the man page of bash tcsh ksh etc.
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    Unix/Linux Re: security issue in UNIX

    here i explain in brief about security b/w windows and unix.
    in windows the password is stored in encrypted manner.
    when you type your password it decrypts the stored password and compare it with...
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    Windows Re: Format pen drive

    you can easily format by right clicking the drive and click format.
    there is some minimum difference between FAT and FAT32.
    so you can do in any format
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    Re: rm *

    if we give rm -rf then it deletes the hole contants including subdirectories.
    be aware while using rm.
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    Unix/Linux Re: Unix Basic Scripts

    there is no command called as ll.
    ls displays the files in current directory.
    if you want set of commands in unix then press tab twice in the terminal.
    for in detail about a particular command you...
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