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Old 05-31-2025, 01:39 AM   #386
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Have you tried using mv? It's likely the safest. rename can also be used but it can be very dangerous on a level close to the traditional 'rm -rf /' command which deletes everything that can be deleted from the root down. The times I tried this on Linux VMs, I got a mass of 'Operation not permitted' or 'Device or resource busy' messages but once the command was done, the system was not bootable.
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