Linux command
mmove 命令
文本
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常用示例
Move/rename a file on an MS-DOS disk
mmove a:oldname a:newname
Move a file to a directory on the disk
mmove a:[file.txt] a:[dir]/
Move multiple files matching a wildcard
mmove a:*.[txt] a:[backup]/
Move a subdirectory
mmove a:[olddir] a:[newdir]
Move with verbose output
mmove -v a:[file] a:[newfile]
说明
mmove moves or renames files and subdirectories on MS-DOS (FAT) filesystems without needing to mount them first. Unlike the MS-DOS MOVE command, mmove can also move subdirectories. It is part of the mtools package, which provides a set of utilities to access FAT filesystems from Unix. Source and target must be on the same MS-DOS filesystem. Cross-device moves are not supported -- use mcopy and mdel instead.
参数
- -v
- Verbose mode. Print the name of each file as it is moved.
- -D _clash_option_
- Specify what to do on filename conflicts. Lowercase is for the primary (long) name, uppercase for the secondary (short) name: o/O (overwrite), r/R (rename), s/S (skip), a/A (autorename).
FAQ
What is the mmove command used for?
mmove moves or renames files and subdirectories on MS-DOS (FAT) filesystems without needing to mount them first. Unlike the MS-DOS MOVE command, mmove can also move subdirectories. It is part of the mtools package, which provides a set of utilities to access FAT filesystems from Unix. Source and target must be on the same MS-DOS filesystem. Cross-device moves are not supported -- use mcopy and mdel instead.
How do I run a basic mmove example?
Run `mmove a:oldname a:newname` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -v do in mmove?
Verbose mode. Print the name of each file as it is moved.