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In case anyone didn't know, this command would recursively remove all files and directories on the entire filesystem.

• Ao7bei3s 14y ago
  No it [most likely] wouldn't. Read the manpage.
  • gizmo686 14y ago
    To clarify to anyone not fammilar with rm, running `rm /` is such a stupid thing to do, that rm has a special case where if won't let you delete "/". To override this behavior, you need the flag "--no-preserve-root".