kamalman Posted November 27, 2011 Posted November 27, 2011 I know this is a stupid question, but I am a Unix novice. I need some help with simple navigation in Unraid as I am unfamiliar with this OS. How do I move from the root@Tower:~# to a different place? Specifically, I am trying to use the SNAP application to migrate data from a non Unraid drive into the array. A requirement of the application, however, is that I move from root@Tower:~# to root@Tower:/boot/config/snap# ? What commands would let me do that? And then how do I get back to the main prompt of root@Tower:~# ?
allroy1975 Posted November 27, 2011 Posted November 27, 2011 it's really similar to dos, some of the commands are different, but it's not too bad. this will get you to the root of everything (like cd\ in Win/Dos) cd / ls will show you all the files and folders in your current directory (similar to dir in Win/Dos) if you just wanted to jump straight to boot/config/snap# you could type cd /boot/config/snap# as you're typing stuff you can hit the Tab key and it'll auto fill the rest of words for you if you're going to a directory with a long name, this is a lot better than having to type it all out - and remember Linux is case sensitive. hope that helps some.
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