No, they don't; rename() cannot work across filesystem boundaries. I have
noticed that GNU mv will fall back on copying the file if it is unable to
move it.
> However, I was using Midnight commander to do the move at first,
> and it failed. I tried a few X filemanagers too and they failed
> at the same point, so I think it is an FAT32 driver bug.
Nope, this is expected behavior; they fail because rename() fails, and they
don't try to fall back to copying the file, like GNU mv does.
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