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dosrm -- Command Remove a file from an MS-DOS file system dosrm device:[/directory/]file dosrm removes file from directory on an MS-DOS file system. device names the floppy-disk or hard-disk device that holds the file system to be modified, e.g., /dev/fha0. You can also build a file of aliases so that you can access the drives as a, b, etc. For details, see the Lexicon entry for doscp, which explains how to set up defaults for the dos family of commands. Example The following deletes all .c files on an MS-DOS disk. It assumes that you have defined b to be a device on which you have set an MS-DOS file system: dosrm 'b:*.c' Files /etc/default/msdos -- Setup file See Also commands, dos, dosrmdir, rm Notes dosrm does not understand compressed MS-DOS file systems created by programs such as Stacker or MS-DOS 6.0 dblspace.