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-====== From X: drive to RDMS ======+====== From X: Drive to RDMS ======
  
-Eventhough the UWP is a Windows OS, you can still use the ''iCommands'' to benefit from its various functionalities, speed and efficiency via the LWP. The X: drive is available under ''/media/$USER'' in the LWP. ''$USER'' refers to your P or S number. However, X: drive is not immedialtely visible to user.  In order to activate and make your X: drive accessible first you need to execute the following command in your home directory:+Even though the UWP is a Windows OS, you can still use the ''iCommands'' to benefit from its various functionalities, speed and efficiency via the LWP. The X: drive is available under ''/media/$USER'' in the LWP. ''$USER'' refers to your P or S number. However, X: drive is not immediately visible to user.  In order to activate and make your X: drive accessible first you need to execute the following command in your home directory:
  
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 Each time you log in to your LWP environment you need to repeat the same command. After executing it you will see the content of your X: drive.  Each time you log in to your LWP environment you need to repeat the same command. After executing it you will see the content of your X: drive. 
  
-===== Working on command line in Linux =====+===== Working on Command Line in Linux =====
  
 If it is your first time working with command line in Linux environment please check this [[https://wiki.hpc.rug.nl/habrok/command_line/working_on_the_command_line_-_part_2|introduction section]] from the Hábrók user manual. Type the exact commands shown in the examples below, modifying only the parts relevant for your user informations such as your P-number or the folder names. If it is your first time working with command line in Linux environment please check this [[https://wiki.hpc.rug.nl/habrok/command_line/working_on_the_command_line_-_part_2|introduction section]] from the Hábrók user manual. Type the exact commands shown in the examples below, modifying only the parts relevant for your user informations such as your P-number or the folder names.
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 First you need to launch a Terminal which is a text interface to your computer. Often referred to as the shell, terminal, console, prompt or various other names. You will see its icon already on the Desktop. Otherwise click on the small blue dot on top of the Desktop and type Terminal. From now on you will work in the Terminal you launched. First you need to launch a Terminal which is a text interface to your computer. Often referred to as the shell, terminal, console, prompt or various other names. You will see its icon already on the Desktop. Otherwise click on the small blue dot on top of the Desktop and type Terminal. From now on you will work in the Terminal you launched.
  
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 Go to the location of your X: drive: Go to the location of your X: drive:
  
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 Check the content of your X: drive: Check the content of your X: drive:
  
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 If you already initiated the RDMS connection (at your home directory) as explained in the [[https://wiki.hpc.rug.nl/rdms/access/linux/createprofile|iCommands]] section, then you can start performing tasks using ''iCommands''. If you already initiated the RDMS connection (at your home directory) as explained in the [[https://wiki.hpc.rug.nl/rdms/access/linux/createprofile|iCommands]] section, then you can start performing tasks using ''iCommands''.
  
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