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AIX常用命令 The AIX system looks at the operating system version #bootinfo -y allows you to see the number of operating systems #oslevel can see the operating system version #oslevel -r can view the OS minor version number Common commands for 2. IBM pSeries server AIX systems Common commands for IBM pSeries server AIX systems include how to move and rename files, how to move or rename directories in a system, how to delete directories, and how to sort text files. 1) how do I move and rename files? To move files and directories from one directory to another, or rename a file or directory using the MV command. If a file or directory is moved to a new directory without specifying a new name, it retains its original name. Note: if the -i flag is not specified, the MV command may overwrite many existing files. The -i flag prompts for confirmation before overwriting the file. The -f flag will not prompt for confirmation. If the -f and -i two flags are specified together, the latter specified flag is preferred. The following is an example of how to use the MV command: A) to move the file to another directory and give it a new name, please enter the MV intro manual/chap1 #: press Enter. This command moves the intro file to the manual/chap1 directory. The name intro is removed from the current directory, and the same file appears in the manual directory in the name of chap1. B) to move the file to another directory, and does not change the name, please input: # MV chap3 manual press Enter. This command moves chap3 to manual/chap3., rename the file with the MV command, and use the MV command to change the name of the file without moving it to another directory. C) to rename files, please input: # MV appendix apndx.a press Enter. This command renamed the appendix file to apndx.a., and if the file named apndx.a already exists, then the old content is replaced by the contents of the appendix file. 2) how do I move or rename directories in the system? If you need to move or rename a