Linux doesn't create a directory at an unknown path. For example- If I want to create a directory firstLevel/secondLevel, firstLevel should already exists. Otherwise, give -p option with mkdir like this:
mkdir -p firstLevel/secondLevel
This will create firstLevel first, and then secondLevel under it.
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