DannYnwa wrote:
okey so I did that and it just says :
rm: illegal option -- /
usage: rm [-f | -i] [-dIPRrvWx] file ...
unlink [--] file
This tells me that you did not type the command as indicated.
Options are indicated by a single or double dash.
It would seem that you typed something like
rm -/
This would cause the exact error message that you got.
Say the folder is called "somefolder" and lives on your desktop.
The full command line would then look like this:
rm -r /Users/yourname/Desktop/somefolder
(where, of course, "yourname" would be your actual username (the name of your home folder) and "somefolder" would be the name of the folder that you'd want to delete)
It seems that you may have deleted the "r" and the space, and instead wrote something like
rm -/Users/yourname/Desktop/somefolder
At least, that would explain the error message.