You cannot access the Linux terminal under DOS operation

1. Telnet login is not secure, it is recommended to change it to ssh login, SSH login software: putty

2. SSH server side does not seem to be installed by default under Debian, installation method.

apt-get install ssh

3. Log in via putty and you're good to go.

Telnet IP address 25

This will allow you to log in.

First of all, you need this program.,LinuxThe first installation disk in the dosutils directory has,The other thing you need is the linux kernel.,Boot is,Get him into the windows disk.,And rename him to vmlinuz (mainly it's a bit of a problem to display under dos),In addition, there is also a vmlinuz in the autoboot in the dosutils directory.,It's also a linux kernel.,It's okay to use.,But many devices don't support it., If there is a problem with the Linux bootloader or Linux boot configuration and you can't enter Linux, you can use this kernel to fix Linux.

You're absolutely crazy, if you want to get into DOS under Linux, you have to install a virtual machine...

If you want to enter the terminal,Just look at the system documentation directly.。。。 There are ways to teach you how to open it.

In Ubuntu and Fedora's GNOME, if you want to open the terminal, you just need to use the key combination Alt+F2

Then type gnome-terminal in the box.

There is no such possibility. Linux is the system, DOS is also a system, and your question is hilarious.

Linux doesn't have DOS, you're talking about TTY (terminal)!

ctrl+alt+f1

What you're trying to say is open the terminal

You can use shell commands under the terminal, that's not dos.

If you are operating under Linux with a graphical interface, that is, under XWINDOWS, then open the terminal, Applications-> Attachments > the terminal.

Take a good look at the shell.

……Not DOS, but a character interface, aka a command line interface. DOS is just a character interface. Ubuntu is entered by pressing Ctrl+Alt+F1.

In fact, ctrl+alt+f2-f6 can open a new login process. As for what the commands are, there are too many......You can use help to find it, or you can use the tab key to complete it.

init 3 to enter the character interface.

init 5 into a graphical interface.

To install Windows XP on a computer that currently has Linux installed (assuming you want to remove Linux), you must manually delete the partition used by the Linux operating system. Before you do this, you'll need to have a boot disk or boot CD-ROM for the Linux operating system, because these steps will completely remove the Linux operating system from your computer.

1.Delete the native, swap, and boot partitions used by Linux:

a.Boot your computer with a Linux installation floppy disk, type fdisk at the command prompt, and press Enter.

b.Type p at the command prompt and press Enter to display the partition information. The first item listed is "Hard Disk 1, Partition 1 Information" and the second item listed is "Hard Disk 1, Partition 2 Information".

c.Type d at the command prompt and press Enter. You will then be prompted to enter the partition number you want to delete. Type 1 and press Enter to delete partition 1. Repeat this step until all partitions are deleted.

d.Type w and then press enter to write this information in the partition table. Some error messages may be generated when writing information to the partition table, but this information is not relevant at this point because the next step is to restart the computer and install a new operating system.

e.Type q at the command prompt and press Enter to exit the fdisk tool.

f.Insert the startup floppy disk or Windows XP boot CD-ROM, then press CTRL+ALT+DELETE to restart the computer.

2.Follow the on-screen instructions to install Windows XP.

The installation process will help you create a proper partition on your computer.

If you use a boot disk or liveCD to enter it, it may be that the master boot record or grub is not set up correctly.

、Use the system disk according to the installation prompts and that's it

Yes. For example, Red Hat's CD has a program called Loadlin, which can boot Linux from DOS. The conditional leak is that you have to have a linux

The kernel image file vmlinuz (which can be found on the Linux installation CD) and also know the Linux boot reeds partition. The command is executed in the following format:

loadlin

vmlinuz root=/dev/hda4 ;where dev hda4 is the hard disk partition where the root file system of Linux is located.

You can use this method to recover a corrupted Lilo system in the primary boot partition.

Graphical or character interface? Graphical interface: Right-click the mouse directly on the --- point to open the terminal.

Character interface can be switched to a graphical interface in init 5.

init 3 switches to the character interface again.

Question: Does python have anything to do with wood?

Linux Open Shell Method:

Right-click on the desktop - >> Open the terminal (the icon is a black box, and the way to open it is different depending on the version).

Both centos and red flags can be opened with the right click.

If the right-click doesn't work, then open the terminal in Start->Tools->System Tools->

Learn the basics of Linux, Python is too advanced for you. You're not there yet.

Are you buying 1400 or 500?

If you want to reinstall the system, simply reboot the installation with the XP installation disc. It's best to arrive.

That is, you want to restore Windows

Find a Windows installation disk (original) and enter the failure recovery console.

fixboot

fixmbr

Reboot done. DOS and Linux are useless, and Windows can only be recovered with Windows disks.

Disc boot reload, you shouldn't have done a double boot, right?

There is also fdisk under the linux command.

Put an XP disk and reinstall the hard disk.

Let's take a look at the PE toolpad.

It's impossible, you post the batch file out and look at the picture,

Some commands are the same, like echo, cd, etc.

There is also the GNUWIN32 project, which portes linux commands to win, and you can use linux commands on win after installing it.