- SYNOPSIS OF mc-rm
--quiet,-q be quiet
--help,-h print this text
--verbose,-v be verbose
--version,-V print binary version
--device=x,-d use this device (default: /dev/pccl)
--slot=x,-s memory card slot (default: 0)
--force,-f force operation (default: ask)
- DESCRIPTION OF mc-rm
mc-rm removes files from a PSX memory card. You will be prompted to answer yes or no before a file gets deleted, but you can override this behaviour with the --force option switch (which is not recommended. Deleted files are not recoverable!). The files to be deleted must be given at the command line, shell wildcards are also accepted.
- EXAMPLES FOR mc-rm
mc-rm -f \* the worst thing you could do: not recommended!
mc-rm "a test file" delete the file named "a test file"
- BUGS OF mc-rm
Slots are numbered 0 and 1 instead of 1 and 2. This is a design bug in all memory card tools but it won't be changed anymore.
- NOTES ON mc-rm
You need to escape the shell meta characters * and ?, because they are applied on the PSX filesystem.
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