MSDOS.help, shows you the UNIX command equivalent for DOS commands.
 
UNIX paths:
There are no drives in UNIX, i.e., no D:\onedir\twodir.  The path separator
for UNIX is the '/', while for DOS it is '\'.
 
UNIX wildcards:
Essentially, the DOS wildcards will work in UNIX.  ???.*, *.*, etc.
 
For help on any of the UNIX commands, say, cd, type
	help cd
and the help program, will provide you with additional info.
In UNIX the complete set of manuals are kept online if there is room for them.
For help on using manuals, type 'man man'.
 
    UNIX                                     DOS
 
Change Directory:
  cd ..                              cd ..             (parent directory)
  cd childdir                        cd childdir
  cd ../cousindir                    cd ..\cousindir
  cd /dir1/dir2/dir3                 cd \dir1\dir2\dir3 (absolute path)
 
Listing files in a directory:
  ls -l                              dir
  lc                                 dir/w
  ls -l | more                       dir/p
 
Copy files
  cp source destination              copy source destination
  cp /path/source .                  copy \path\source  (into current dir)
 
Deleting files:
  rm filename                        del filename   (on UNIX this is permanent)
 
Renaming files:
  mv oldname newname                 ren oldname newname
  mv is also useful for 'moving' files, a utility not available in DOS:
  mv curlocation newlocation
 
Seeing the contents of files:
  cat filename                       type filename
  more filename
 
Creating Directories:
  mkdir newdir                       md newdir
 
Removing Directories:
  rmdir somedir                      rd somedir

Leaving the machine
  CTRL/D  and do NOT turn off        remove disks and turn off...