March 7, 20251 yr I performed a mv command on a folder and it created a cascade of nested folders of itself. When I try to delete the folders, it comes back with "file too long". I have been researching on how to delete but coming up short. rm: cannot remove 'Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core/Home-Assistant-Core': File name too long
March 7, 20251 yr Author Solution I was able to go deep into the nest and start mv files to shorter names and continued up repeating until I had the path short enough.
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