How to i get the output from this cmd line, "date -u +%V$(uname)|sha512sum|sed 's/\W//g'"? in arch linux?

[TizenChamp]

Hello, I installed Arch Linux on a Windows 10 Virtual Machine 64 bit iso. How do i get the output of this?

"date -u +%V$(uname)|sha512sum|sed 's/\W//g'"?

I am a beginner or less than even that i just want to say that straight away.

How do you enter this into the terminal? When i enter it as is into the terminal i get no such command found or something along those lines.

Do i have to enter these cmds separately or something. I can't register for the arch linux forum without answer that question what is the output of that command.

I installed the minimal system then added a desktop environment. So i could be missing something. I have never installed Arch Linux before and i had a very very hard time doing it.

I read the literature but it didn't help much. Maybe i have gotten dumber over time, I don't learn as well as i used 2 now that i have gotten older it seems. I used to pick stuff up quickly, now it doesn't stick in my brain or something. Anyway

Archinstall and the beginners guide helps alot but not really, I still found myself googling quite a bit of basic commands.

 

[dos2unix]

Just run it run it from the console.

date -u +%V$(uname)|sha512sum|sed 's/\W//g'

e7099d95aa1527b73ce9997d2d85020e37c5fa82f268b9d7303e4b287deb8103bfb04cf2f8cad8fa2407fad5f359ce21fcbeafb003bdd1e8952bc086807a8a0c

 

[TizenChamp]

Just run it run it from the console.

date -u +%V$(uname)|sha512sum|sed 's/\W//g'

e7099d95aa1527b73ce9997d2d85020e37c5fa82f268b9d7303e4b287deb8103bfb04cf2f8cad8fa2407fad5f359ce21fcbeafb003bdd1e8952bc086807a8a0c

Thank you for your reply
How about this one. How do i enter it into console?

"date -u +%V$(uname)|sha224sum|sed 's/\W//g'"

How about that one. When i enter that command into the xterminal I get no such command in arch linux.

Do i need to install a different console

 

[dos2unix]

At the console prompt, just type it in, or paste it in, then press [enter]

 

[wizardfromoz]

Moved to Command Line.

Cheers

Wizard

 

[Trenix25]

date, sed, sha512sum, and uname should be in /usr/bin/ . Using the -u option with date means to use UTC time instead of local time. The %V means to use the week number, which could be from 1 to 53, using Monday as the first day of the week. sha512sum will produce an SHA512 message digest which probably won't be helpful in this case. sed is a stream editor which may be used to substitute one text pattern for another. I really never figured out how to make sed useful to me. Maybe I just never had a good use for it. Others might.

Signed,

Matthew Campbell