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ok. i m in the middle of a class test now and i need urgent help thru my test. i m jus a beginner being taught by lousy teachers. so help me pls
can i post the questions here ?
- by making use of the ls and sort commands, create a text file /tmp/f1 that contains a list of all the files under the /usr/bin directory sorted according to their size. write down the complete command line in the space provided below.
Create a directory home under the root directory. Write down the complete command that will mount the newly created partition on the /home mount point.
i stated in the first post its a class test. and i m absolutely clueless . so yea. i m here to ask for help . if ya not willing to help its fine with me. but u really dun have to sound sacrastic about it.
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