Description - Mks.com

-d
-f
-i
-r
-v
delays moving the specified files until the system is rebooted.
On Windows Me, the destination file name must be a short file name. The destination
directory may have a long file name but the file name must be short.
This option relies upon the underlying operating system's capability to perform the action at
reboot time.
does not ask if you want to overwrite an existing destination without write permission; it
automatically behaves as if you answered yes. If you specify both -f and -i, mv uses the
option that appears last on the command line.
always prompts before overwriting an existing file, whether or not the file is read-only. If you
specify both -f and -i, mv uses the option that appears last on the command line.
moves directory and all its contents (files, subdirectories, files in subdirectories, and so on).
For example, mv -r dir1 dir2 moves the entire contents of dir1 to dir2/dir1. mv
creates any directories that it needs.
prints file names to standard output as they are being processed.
DIAGNOSTICS
Possible exit status values are:
0
1
Successful completion.
Failure due to any of the following:
— argument had trailing slash (/) but was not a directory
— file could not be found
— input file could not be opened for reading
— output file could not be created or opened for output
— read error occurred on an input file
— write error occurred on an output file
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