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Command Description
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cd /directory Change to another directory from the working
directory.
cd Change to your home directory
cd .. Change to the directory one level above the
working directory.
Use the cd command to change from the working (current) directory to
another directory. A "/" (slash) at the beginning of a pathname means
"begin at the root directory". So, to get to the directory containing
the On-line Book Initiative texts, type:
world% cd /obi
If a directory is not specified, the value of shell parameter $HOME is
used as the new working directory. Therefore, using the cd command
without an argument will return you to your home directory, by
default.
world% cd
To change to one directory level above the working directory, type:
world% cd ..
So, for example, if the path to your current directory is
/sources/macintosh, typing cd .. would change it to /sources.
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