Question

Completion is a screenshot of the batch file showing all of the steps to create the file system shown below.

Instructions Create a batch file clifilesystem.cmd using Notepad which performs the following steps to create the file system shown below. Also use a proper comment for each step before the command. Proof your work. Finally submit the clifilesystem.cmd file in Blackboard Figure 1. The clijfilesystem.cmd file system Work from Desktop unless using an absolute path Desktop NOS110 OS Labs Homework Linux Windows RedHat Win7 Ubuntu Win8 file1.txt file2.txt 1) Open Notepad to a blank document. 2) Using Figure 1 as a guide, create the file/directory structure on your Desktop. You will use commands such as ECHO OFF, PAUSE, cd, md, move, copy, ren, rmdir, etc. Add a comment before each command line to explain the step. (Comments begin with : or use rem) See page 362 to get started. Key the first four lines as in Lab Project 9.2 but switch to the Desktop instead of Documents 3) To create the file1.txt file use: echo I am in NOS 110 class> (include the path)file1.txt To create the file2.txt file use: echo I am in the M/W class > (include the path) file2.txt Open the Command Prompt. Run the batch file. Use the tree If command to check your results once you create the file system. This command gives you a diagram of the file system hierarchy. 4) 5) Save the file as clifilesystem.cmd to your Desktop. (Make sure that All files is listed as the file type at the bottom of the Save As dialog box.) Leave Notepad open. Add the command to move the Win7 subdirectory to the Windows subdirectory in your Notepad file. Use relative path) 6) Leave Notepad open and test the command in the CLI 7) Return to your Notepad file and add the command to move the Ubuntu subdirectory with all its content to Linux subdirectory. (This time use an absolute path: c:luserslyournameldesktop ..keep on going.) NOTE: If your user name has a space between the first and last name, include the text string in double quotation marks. 8) Test the command in the CLI 9) Use the tree If command to check your results Continue editing the clifilesystem.cmd with the following steps and testing your command in the CLI 10) Add the command to make a copy of the file1.txt and put it in the Win7 subdirectory. (Use relative path) 11) Add the command to move the file2.txt to the Homework subdirectory. (Use absolute path) 12) Add the command to rename file1.txt in RedHat to yourfirstname.txt. (Use relative path) 13) Add the command to delete the entire Linux subdirectory and all its contents. (Use relative path) Use the command: rd /s 14) Complete the batch file by adding: ECHO Good job! All tasks completed PAUSE 15) Proof your batch file commands once again for any mistakes or syntax issues. Be sure that all comment lines have been added. Take a screenshot of your batch file. Make sure that all lines are visible. If necessary, maximize the window. Paste the screen shot in a Word document labeled student name WinCliLab2. Close Notepad.

Answer 1

@echo off
rem this line will change the directory to desktop
cd "C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\"

rem this will create directory and change to that directory
md NOS110
cd NOS110

rem cd .. will change back to previous state
md OS
md Labs
md Homework

cd OS
md Linux
md Windows

cd Linux

md RedHat
md Win7
cd ..

cd Windows

md Ubuntu
md Win8

cd ..
cd ..
cd ..

tree /F NOS110
rem this will create file1.txt with the echo given text with given path

echo I am in NOS 110 class > C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\NOS110\OS\Linux\RedHat\file1.txt

echo i am in the M/W class > C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\NOS110\OS\Windows\Win8\file2.txt

rem first we go that directory where Win7 lives and then move the directory
cd NOS110\OS\Linux
move Win7 ..\Windows

rem ../file.php (file is in the folder that is one level higher than the current directory)
rem ./file.php (the file is in the current folder. The same as just file.php)

rem first we go that directory where Ubuntu lives and then move the directory
cd NOS110\OS\Windows
move Ubuntu C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\NOS110\OS\Linux

cd ..
cd ..
cd ..

tree /F NOS110

cd C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\NOS110\OS\Linux\RedHat
copy file1 ..\Windows\Win7

cd C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\NOS110\OS\Windows\Win8
move file2 C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\NOS110\Homework

cd C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\NOS110\OS\Linux\RedHat
rename file1 madhav.txt

cd C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop\NOS110\OS
rd /S Linux

Echo Good Job! All Task Completed
pause

Administrator: Command Prompt VS AC C:\Users\Administrator\Desktop>tree /? Graphically displays the folder structure of a drive or path TREE [drive: ][path] [/F) /A] /F Display the names of the files in each folder /A Use ASCII instead of extended characters. C:Users\AdministratorDesktop>tree /F NOS110 Folder PATH listing for volume WIN10 Volume serial number is 3A37-E738 C: NUSERS\ADMINISTRATORNDESKTOP NOS110 Labs Linux RedHat file1.txt indows tu n8 file2.txt C:Users\Administrator\Desktop> 6:19 PM ^눔脈4, ENG 31/03/2019 U: 1.7 K

TED- RedHat File Home Share View New item OpenSelect al Copy path Easy access Select none Pin to Quick Copy Paste 回Paste shortcut Move Copy Delete Rename New to PopetHistoryInetselection to. folder Organize New Open Select 》 NOSI 10 > OS > Linux > RedHat vSearch RedHat ˇ A Name Date modified Type file1.xt Notepad File Edit Fomat View Help I am in NOS 110 class BE: 6:20 PM ENG3/08/2019 U: 176

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