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And rm -rf * , does it want to be for all radar devices? yyyy… it probably has a different number on the face. killall -9 * =))
Linux Command
rm [options] files
Delete one or more files. To remove a file, you must have write permission in the directory that contains the file, but you need not have permission on the file itself. If you do not have write permission on the file, you will be prompted (y or n) to override. rm is often aliased to rm -i, especially for the root user, to protect against inadvertently deleting files.
-f (–force) – Remove write-protected files without prompting.
-r (–recursive) – If file is a directory, remove the entire directory and all its contents, including subdirectories. Be forewarned: use of this option can be dangerous.
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