ls" returns nothing but the next command prompt
Then your root folder is empty except for .-files, which are not shown by default. That´s normal for a default root directory.
"/proc/cpuinfo" returns permission denied
Try CLI> cd /proc then CLI> cat cpuinfo or CLI> cat cpuinfo|more for better reading.
Or simply CLI> cat /proc/cpuinfo
The internet is crowded with command line tutorials.
If you search for "bash command line tutorial" you will get lots of great information and help. Bash is one of the command line shells you can use in OMV, but the other you are likely to encounter, sh and dash, are almost identical.
Here are a few nice sites for command line beginners:
https://www.unr.edu/research-c…ng-the-grid/bash-commands
https://dev.to/awwsmm/101-bash…beginners-to-experts-30je
By knowing a little about the command line you will be able to understand scripts and perhaps even edit or write your own scripts. A very similar command line is available for Mac, Windows, Linux and Android phones.
If you learn about SSH you can skip shell in a box and connect directly to the OMV server from your computer, tablet, phone or whatever. And to other devices that are accessible using SSH.
Thank you both, did solve my problem and more, still learning the linux command line, am an old school from back in dos 3.3, took me this long to convert. Don't pick up like I did back then 
ps, ssh is working well now, even have omv pushing a rsync to a mint desktop after adding rsa key
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