mkdir some file and mv some file

for i in `seq 100`;do mkdir f{1..100} touch myfile$i mv myfile$i f$i;done
mkdir some file and mv some file
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mkdir some file and mv some file

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By: gaowei
2009-11-24 13:54:41
mkdir mv touch
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did you test this?
unixmonkey7109 · 843 weeks and 1 day ago
I get the following error when I try running it n00b(oYo)@localhost:> iD10T error! find new job
nottings · 843 weeks and 1 day ago

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