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mmove......Move/Rename MS-DOS File
mmove option sourcefile targetfile
mmove option sourcefile(s) targetdirectory
PURPOSE
The mmove command moves or renames an existing MS-DOS file or subdirectory.
OPTION
| v | Works in verbose mode, displaying the new filename if the new name is invalid. |
RELATED COMMANDS
mren......Rename MS-DOS File
mren option sourcefile targetfile
PURPOSE
The mren command renames an MS-DOS file on a floppy drive.
OPTION
| v | Works in verbose mode, displaying the new filename if the new name is invalid. |
RELATED COMMANDS
mrd......Remove MS-DOS Directory
mrd option msdosdirectory
PURPOSE
The mrd command removes an MS-DOS directory from a floppy disk.
OPTION
| v | Works in verbose mode, displaying the directory name as it is removed. |
RELATED COMMANDS
mread......Copy MS-DOS File
mread option(s) msdosfile unixfile
PURPOSE
The mread command copies an MS-DOS file to a Linux system. This is an obsolete command, but some older scripts may support it. The preferred command is mcopy.
RELATED COMMANDS
mtest......Tests Mtools
mtest
PURPOSE
The mtest command reads the mtools configuration files and prints the cumulative configuration to standard output, which can then be used as configuration files. You can use this to convert old configuration files to new configuration files.
mtype......Display MS-DOS File
mtype option(s) msdosfile
PURPOSE
The mtype command displays an MS-DOS file.
OPTIONS
| s | Strips the high bit from the displayed file. |
| t | Assumes that the file is a text file. |
RELATED COMMANDS
mwrite......Write Linux File to MS-DOS
mwrite unixfile dosfile
PURPOSE
The mwrite command copies a Linux file to an MS-DOS filesystem on a floppy disk. This file is considered to be obsolete and exists only to provide backward compatibility with older shell scripts; use mcopy instead.
RELATED COMMANDS
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