Linux mmove Command

The Linux mmove command is used to move files or directories, or rename them within the MS-DOS file system.

mmove is a command from the mtools suite that emulates the MS-DOS move command, allowing the movement of existing files or directories, or the renaming of existing files or directories within the MS-DOS file system.

Syntax

mmove [source file or directory...][target file or directory]

Parameter Description:

[source file or directory...]: The path of the source file or directory to perform the operation on.
[target file or directory]: The path of the target file or directory after the operation.

Example

To move the file "autorun.bat" to the directory "test" using the mmove command, enter the following command:

$ mmove autorun.bat test        # Move file to directory test

After executing the above command, the mmove command will move the file "autorun.bat" to the specified directory "test".

Note: Users can use the mdir command to view information about the moved files or directories.

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