mkfile:tldr:829d9

The command "mkfile -n ${size}${select} ${filename}" creates a file with the specified name, size, and content.

Here is a breakdown of the command:

• "mkfile" is the command to create a file.
• "-n" is an option that specifies that the file should not be filled with data.
• "${size}${select}" is a placeholder for the size and selection values that you need to specify based on your requirements.
  • "size" represents the size of the file you want to create. For example, "10M" represents a file size of 10 megabytes.
  • "select" is used to choose the unit for the size. Some common options are:
    • "b" for bytes
    • "k" for kilobytes
    • "M" for megabytes
    • "G" for gigabytes
    • "T" for terabytes
  • You need to replace "${size}${select}" with the actual size and selection values you want to use when executing the command.
• "${filename}" is a placeholder for the desired filename. You need to replace it with the name you want to give to the file when executing the command.