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#42
Originally Posted by Glavata View Post
there is no mv -R in the system so when you just do mv usr/ / it say's "Can't remove 'usr/': It is a directory, as it should. So the next thing I tried is cp -R which indeed worked.
I'm curious if anyone knows why "mv usr/ /" wouldn't work? The mv utility should be able to move directories (without any -r option). At least that is my understanding from reading the POSIX standard.