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Megabytes to Kilobytes Conversion Examples 1 MB = 1024 Kilobytes Example for 20 Megabytes: 20 Megabytes = 20 (Megabytes) 20 Megabytes = 20 x (1024 Kilobytes) 20 Megabytes = 20480 Kilobytes Example for 10 Megabytes: 10 Megabytes = 10 (Megabytes) 10 Megabytes = 10 x (1024 Kilobytes) 10 Megabytes = 10240 Kilobytes Example for 8192 Megabytes: 8192 Megabytes = 8192 (Megabytes) 8192 Megabytes = 8192 x (1024 Kilobytes) 8192 Megabytes = 8388608 Kilobytes Megabytes to Kilobytes Conversion Chart Megabytes Kilobytes 1 MB 1024 KB 2 MB 2048 KB 3 MB 3072 KB 4 MB 4096 KB 5 MB 5120 KB 6 MB 6144 KB 7 MB 7168 KB 8 MB 8192 KB 9 MB 9216 KB 10 MB 10240 KB 11 MB 11264 KB 12 MB 12288 KB 13 MB 13312 KB 14 MB 14336 KB 15 MB 15360 KB 16 MB 16384 KB 17 MB 17408 KB 18 MB 18432 KB 19 MB 19456 KB

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Megabytes to Kilobytes Conversion Examples

1 MB = 1024 KilobytesExample for 20 Megabytes:

20 Megabytes = 20 (Megabytes)

20 Megabytes = 20 x (1024 Kilobytes)

20 Megabytes = 20480 Kilobytes

Example for 10 Megabytes:

10 Megabytes = 10 (Megabytes)

10 Megabytes = 10 x (1024 Kilobytes)

10 Megabytes = 10240 Kilobytes

Example for 8192 Megabytes:

8192 Megabytes = 8192 (Megabytes)

8192 Megabytes = 8192 x (1024 Kilobytes)

8192 Megabytes = 8388608 Kilobytes Megabytes to Kilobytes Conversion Chart

MegabytesKilobytes

1 MB1024 KB

2 MB2048 KB

3 MB3072 KB

4 MB4096 KB

5 MB5120 KB

6 MB6144 KB

7 MB7168 KB

8 MB8192 KB

9 MB9216 KB

10 MB10240 KB

11 MB11264 KB

12 MB12288 KB

13 MB13312 KB

14 MB14336 KB

15 MB15360 KB

16 MB16384 KB

17 MB17408 KB

18 MB18432 KB

19 MB19456 KB

20 MB20480 KB

21 MB21504 KB

22 MB22528 KB

23 MB23552 KB

24 MB24576 KB

25 MB25600 KB

26 MB26624 KB

27 MB27648 KB

28 MB28672 KB

29 MB29696 KB

30 MB30720 KB

31 MB31744 KB

32 MB32768 KB

33 MB33792 KB

34 MB34816 KB

35 MB35840 KB

36 MB36864 KB

37 MB37888 KB

38 MB38912 KB

39 MB39936 KB

40 MB40960 KB

41 MB41984 KB

42 MB43008 KB

43 MB44032 KB

44 MB45056 KB

45 MB46080 KB

46 MB47104 KB

47 MB48128 KB

48 MB49152 KB

49 MB50176 KB

50 MB51200 KB

MegabytesKilobytes

50 MB51200 KB

55 MB56320 KB

60 MB61440 KB

65 MB66560 KB

70 MB71680 KB

75 MB76800 KB

80 MB81920 KB

85 MB87040 KB

90 MB92160 KB

95 MB97280 KB

100 MB102400 KB

105 MB107520 KB

110 MB112640 KB

115 MB117760 KB

120 MB122880 KB

125 MB128000 KB

130 MB133120 KB

135 MB138240 KB

140 MB143360 KB

145 MB148480 KB

150 MB153600 KB

155 MB158720 KB

160 MB163840 KB

165 MB168960 KB

170 MB174080 KB

175 MB179200 KB

180 MB184320 KB

185 MB189440 KB

190 MB194560 KB

195 MB199680 KB

200 MB204800 KB

205 MB209920 KB

210 MB215040 KB

215 MB220160 KB

220 MB225280 KB

225 MB230400 KB

230 MB235520 KB

235 MB240640 KB

240 MB245760 KB

245 MB250880 KB

250 MB256000 KB

255 MB261120 KB

260 MB266240 KB

265 MB271360 KB

270 MB276480 KB

275 MB281600 KB

280 MB286720 KB

285 MB291840 KB

290 MB296960 KB

295 MB302080 KB

Megabytes to Kilobytes Common Values

MegabytesKilobytes

1 MB1024 KB

20 MB20480 KB

10 MB10240 KB

8 MB8192 KB

2 MB2048 KB

1.5 MB1536 KB

6 MB6144 KB

50 MB51200 KB

5 MB5120 KB

30 MB30720 KB

3 MB3072 KB

4 MB4096 KB

100 MB102400 KB

15 MB15360 KB

20480 MB20971520 KB

12 MB12288 KB

30720 MB31457280 KB

200 MB204800 KB

8192 MB8388608 KB

Unix - Useful Commands

Files and Directories: These commands allow you to create directories and handle files.CommandDescription

catDisplay File Contents

cdChanges Directory to dirname

chgrpchange file group

chmodChanging Permissions

cpCopy source file into destination

fileDetermine file type

findFind files

grepSearch files for regular expressions.

headDisplay first few lines of a file

lnCreate softlink on oldname

lsDisplay information about file type.

mkdirCreate a new directory dirname

moreDisplay data in paginated form.

mvMove (Rename) a oldname to newname.

pwdPrint current working directory.

rmRemove (Delete) filename

rmdirDelete an existing directory provided it is empty.

tailPrints last few lines in a file.

touchUpdate access and modification time of a file.

Manipulating data: The contents of files can be compared and altered with the following commands.CommandDescription

awkPattern scanning and processing language

cmpCompare the contents of two files

commCompare sorted data

cutCut out selected fields of each line of a file

diffDifferential file comparator

expandExpand tabs to spaces

joinJoin files on some common field

perlData manipulation language

sedStream text editor

sortSort file data

splitSplit file into smaller files

trTranslate characters

uniqReport repeated lines in a file

wcCount words, lines, and characters

viOpens vi text editor

vimOpens vim text editor

fmtSimple text formatter

spellCheck text for spelling error

ispellCheck text for spelling error

ispellCheck text for spelling error

emacsGNU project Emacs

ex, editLine editor

emacsGNU project Emacs

emacsGNU project Emacs

Compressed Files: Files may be compressed to save space. Compressed files can be created and examined:CommandDescription

CompressCompress files

GunzipUncompress gzipped files

GzipGNU alternative compression method

UncompressUncompress files

UnzipList, test and extract compressed files in a ZIP archive

ZcatCat a compressed file

ZcmpCompare compressed files

ZdiffCompare compressed files

ZmoreFile perusal filter for crt viewing of compressed text

Getting Information: Various Unix manuals and documentation are available on-line. The following Shell commands give information:CommandDescription

aproposLocate commands by keyword lookup

infoDisplays command information pages online

manDisplays manual pages online

whatisSearch the whatis database for complete words.

yelpGNOME help viewer

Network Communication: These following commands are used to send and receive files from a local UNIX hosts to the remote host around the world.CommandDescription

ftpFile transfer program

rcpRemote file copy

rloginRemote login to a UNIX host

rshRemote shell

tftpTrivial file transfer program

telnetMake terminal connection to another host

sshSecure shell terminal or command connection

scpSecure shell remote file copy

sftpsecure shell file transfer program

Some of these commands may be restricted at your computer for security reasons.

Messages between Users: The UNIX systems support on-screen messages to other users and world-wide electronic mail:CommandDescription

evolutionGUI mail handling tool on Linux

mailSimple send or read mail program

mesgPermit or deny messages

parcelSend files to another user

pineVdu-based mail utility

talkTalk to another user

writeWrite message to another user

Programming Utilities: The following programming tools and languages are available based on what you have installed on your Unix.CommandDescription

dbxSun debugger

gdbGNU debugger

makeMaintain program groups and compile programs.

nmPrint program's name list

sizePrint program's sizes

stripRemove symbol table and relocation bits

cbC program beautifier

ccANSI C compiler for Suns SPARC systems

ctraceC program debugger

gccGNU ANSI C Compiler

indentIndent and format C program source

bcInteractive arithmetic language processor

gclGNU Common Lisp

perlGeneral purpose language

phpWeb page embedded language

pyPython language interpreter

aspWeb page embedded language

CCC++ compiler for Suns SPARC systems

g++GNU C++ Compiler

javacJAVA compiler

appletvieweirJAVA applet viewer

netbeansJava integrated development environment on Linux

sqlplusRun the Oracle SQL interpreter

sqlldrRun the Oracle SQL data loader

mysqlRun the mysql SQL interpreter

Misc Commands: These commands list or alter information about the system:CommandDescription

chfnChange your finger information

chgrpChange the group ownership of a file

chownChange owner

datePrint the date

determinAutomatically find terminal type

duPrint amount of disk usage

echoEcho arguments to the standard options

exitQuit the system

fingerPrint information about logged-in users

groupaddCreate a user group

groupsShow group memberships

homequotaShow quota and file usage

iostatReport I/O statistics

killSend a signal to a process

lastShow last logins of users

logoutlog off UNIX

lunList user names or login ID

netstatShow network status

passwdChange user password

passwdChange your login password

printenvDisplay value of a shell variable

psDisplay the status of current processes

psPrint process status statistics

quota -vDisplay disk usage and limits

resetReset terminal mode

scriptKeep script of terminal session

scriptSave the output of a command or process

setenvSet environment variables

sttySet terminal options

timeTime a command

topDisplay all system processes

tsetSet terminal mode

ttyPrint current terminal name

umaskShow the permissions that are given to view files by default

unameDisplay name of the current system

uptimeGet the system up time

useraddCreate a user account

usersPrint names of logged in users

vmstatReport virtual memory statistics

wShow what logged in users are doing

whoList logged in users