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OS Fundamentals

Command Prompt Procedures (Command syntax)

DIR Displays a list of files and sub directories in a directory.
Syntax: DIR [drive:] [path] [filename] [/Switches]

Switches:

  • /A all (including hidden and system) files and sub directories in the specified directory are displayed.
  • /S Displays files in the specified directory and all its sub directories
  • /W Wide list format. File and directory names are listed in 5 columns
  • /B Bare format. Files and directories are listed in a single column without header, summary, or any details.
  • /L Output is in lowercase.
  • /P Pauses with each screenfull of information. Press any key to see the next screen.
  • /V Verbose mode. This displays attributes, date last accessed, and disk space allocated for each file, in addition to the standard information.
  • ATTRIB Displays or changes file attributes.

    attrib [+r|-r] [+a|-a] [+s|-s] [+h|-h] [[drive:][path] filename] [/s[/d]]

  • +r Sets the read-only file attribute.
  • -r Clears the read-only file attribute.
  • +a Sets the archive file attribute.
  • -a Clears the archive file attribute.
  • +s Sets the file as a system file.
  • -s Clears the system file attribute.
  • +h Sets the file as a hidden file.
  • -h Clears the hidden file attribute
  • VER Displays OS version , VER /r also displays revision and if DOS is in HMA.

    MEM Displays information about allocated memory areas, free memory areas, and programs that are currently loaded into memory in DOS subsystem

    mem /program or mem /p
    /program Displays the status of programs that are currently loaded into memory

     

     


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