Filesystem:COMMANDS
<<<< ^^^^^ >>>>
pwd Print current working directory
cd Change to directory
mkdir Make directory
rmdir Remove directory (must be empty)
rm -rf Remove directory (very dangerous)
cp Copy a file or directory
mv Move (or rename) a file or directory
tar Backs up a directory tree
cat Print file to screen or stdout
less Scroll forward or backward through file
mount Associates a partition with a directory
umount  Dissociates a partition from a directory
mkfs Make a filesystem on a partition (like dos format)
fdisk Handle partitions on a physical drive
df Reports disk space on each mounted partition
du Reports disk usage in a tree

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