both directories. This is not correct, this command will only remove the myseconddir. You will need to type rmdirmynewdir to remove the mynewdir directory. For a demonstration on how to perform this step, view the week 5 step 5 video.
STEP 6: Working with files
In this step, you use the rmdir command to create directories in a RedHat Linux directory structure. This step is activity 4-17 of your text. Refer to page 185 of your eBook for step-bystep instructions. Note: skip steps 1-5. These steps are not required, since you have a virtual lab platform. In step 6, type cd / home and press enter, this will place you in the home directory and your command prompt should now read [ root @ redhat root home ]#. Begin with step 6 and take a screen shot of the different commands as you complete them. Corrections for this activity, your activity states to use the command mv mynewfile / home / User01 / myfourthdir. This is not correct. This command must be typed using the following syntax mv mynewfile / home / myfourthdir. You will also receive the following warning after completing step 16 of activity4-17, rm: remove regular file ' mynewfile '?, type yes and press enter. For a demonstration on how to perform this step, view the week 5 step 6 video.
STEP 7: Finding files
In this step, you use the rmdir command to create directories in a RedHat Linux directory structure. This step is activity 5-15 of your text. Refer to page 242 of your eBook for step-bystep instructions. Note: skip steps 1-4. These steps are not required, since you have a virtual lab platform. In step 5, type cd / home instead of cd / home / User01 and press enter, this will place you in the home directory and your command prompt should now read [ root @ redhat root home ]#. Begin with step 7 and take a screen shot of the different commands as you complete them. Note: pressing ctrl c, will allow you to escape from any of the commands you enter. For a demonstration on how to perform this step, view the week 5 step 7 video.
STEP 8: Exiting the virtual lab
Once you have successfully completed the required work, close the terminal session of your Red Hat Linux. You can now end the virtual lab session. Once you have completed the lab report and attached your screenshots, submit it to the week 5 iLabdropbox.
CIS 206 iLab 5: Using the Vim editor