rm [options] [<file_name>] ...
Display help.
Also delete files in sub-directories.
Force delete the file even if it is read-only (won't allow you to delete a directory containing read-only files). This option can also delete the file if it is a binary in \sys\bin that is being held open for code paging.
This option takes a filename similar to the filename argument. The difference is that it doesn't attempt to expand wildcards and instead passes them straight through to CFileMan. This can be useful when a directory has a huge number of files and rm * fails with KErrNoMemory. In this case, try doing rm --noexpand * instead. Can be specified more than once.
The name of the file to be removed. May contain wild characters * and ? to specify more than one file. Can be specified more than once. [filename(s)]
Remove one or more files.
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