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DOS & Linux Equivalencies

This document provides a detailed comparison between basic DOS and Linux commands across 29 slides. It illustrates the equivalents for various commands, including file management, networking, and system diagnostics. Key comparisons include commands such as DIR (DOS) vs. ls (Linux), CHDIR vs. cd, and TYPE vs. cat. Each command's usage is explained, including how to clear the screen, modify environment variables, and use disk utilities. It's an essential resource for users transitioning from DOS to Linux, enhancing understanding of command-line operations.

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DOS & Linux Equivalencies

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  1. DOS & Linux Equivalencies Comparing basic DOS and Linux Commands DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  2. Windows commands… Unix commands… DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  3. DIRDIR /W ls -l ls DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  4. CHDIRCD cd pwd DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  5. DELERASE rm DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  6. (DELTREE) ..or.. (RD /S) or.. (RMDIR /S) rm -r DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  7. COPY cp DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  8. XCOPY cp -R DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  9. RENAME ..or.. REN ..or.. MOVE mv DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  10. TYPE cat DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  11. HELP<command> /? man command --help DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  12. CLS (clear screen) clear <control> l <={Lowercase L} DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  13. FIND grep DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  14. FC (compare two files and show differences) diff DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  15. SET(show environment variables) env set DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  16. SET variable(set environment variable) export DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  17. EDIT filename pico nano vi DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  18. ATTRIB +h mv file .file DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  19. MEM free top DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  20. SCANDISK fsck (/sbin) DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  21. DEFRAG C:\ debugfs (/sbin) DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  22. FORMAT mke2fs (/sbin) other mk* for various file systems DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  23. PKZIP gzip tar (often used with –z) DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  24. TRACERT traceroute (/usr/sbin) DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  25. IPCONFIG ifconfig (/sbin) DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  26. NBTSTAT –a hostname nslookup hostname (deprecated) dig hostname (/usr/sbin) host hostname (/usr/sbin) DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  27. ROUTE PRINT(display routing table) route -n DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

  28. NET SEND host/ip message(send message to other computer) smbclient –M Windows Hosts (/usr/bin) talk Linux Hosts DOS & Linux equiv (29 slides)

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