linux - awk system syntax throwing error -

I am trying to transfer all of my files to a new directory in my directory in my phone and the same Phone X.Tech in time. E.g.

1.txt, 2.txt, jim.txt

Become:

  in phone1.txt directory phone1 Phone2.txt directory phone2 phone3.txt in directory3 in phone3

I am a newbie for awk, but I am successful in creating the directory, but I can not get the right to change the name . I have tried:

  ls | Xargs -n1 | Awk '{i ++; System ("MKDIR Phone" i); The system ("mv" $ 0 "phone" i ".txt -t phone" I)} '

many of which are errors:

  Mv: stat can not "call" i ': no such file or directory

and:

  ls | Xargs -n1 | Awk 'i ++; System ("mkdir phone" i); System ("mv" $ 0 "phone" i "/phone"i".txt")} '

Error:

  awk: 1: Unexpected character 0xe2

xargs: / bin / echo: ends by signal 13 Can someone help me eliminate it? TIA!

If you want to increase it by increasing the number.
Otherwise Tom Fench's way is go!

  i in * .txt; Do d = phone $ ((++ x)); Mkdir "$ d"; MV "$ i" "$ d / $ d.txt"; Done

In addition to this, you can set x to x = 0 before setting it to zero if it is already set as something else

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