How to use the Linux mmove command

Mmove is the mtools tool command that simulates the move command of the MS-DOS to move an existing file or directory in the MS-DOS file system or change the name of an existing file or directory.

 

Syntax

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

Parameter description:

• [Source file or directory…] : Source file or directory path for the operation
• [Target file or directory]: Path of the target file or directory after the operation is executed

Instance

Run the mmove command to move the file "autorun. bat" to the directory "test" and enter the following command:

$ Mmove autorun. bat test # move the file to the directory test

After the preceding command is executed, mmove moves the file "autorun. bat" to the specified directory "test.

Note: You can use the mdir command to view the moved file or directory information.