Explain the meaning of each command below, along with its switches/options and arguments/filenames. Use the man pages of each command and other documentation and examples to help you. dd if=myfs.img bs=1 skip=SKIPNUMBER count=FILESIZE of=rfile2 sudo mount -o loop myfs.img mnt shred -uxz mnt/file3 ntfsundelete --undelete --inodes INODE --output rfile1 ntfs.im

Explain the meaning of each command below, along with its switches/options and arguments/filenames. Use the man pages of each command and other documentation and examples to help you. dd if=myfs.img bs=1 skip=SKIPNUMBER count=FILESIZE of=rfile2 sudo mount -o loop myfs.img mnt shred -uxz mnt/file3 ntfsundelete --undelete --inodes INODE --output rfile1 ntfs.im

LINUX+ AND LPIC-1 GDE.TO LINUX CERTIF.

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Chapter7: Working With The Bash Shell

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