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AFAIK a single cd command will set current working directory to /root, and rm -rf will only remove everything under /root. Or does cd command had different beha

by zellux 17y ago

AFAIK a single cd command will set current working directory to /root, and rm -rf will only remove everything under /root. Or does cd command had different behavior in Unix at that time, comparing to shells today?

olefoo 17y ago
That sort of thing is why /root is now root's home directory.
enneff 17y ago
The homedir of root was probably / on that system.