mega-cp /folder1 /folder2

`mega-cp` is a command-line tool for interacting with the MEGA cloud storage service. It's used to copy files and directories to and from your MEGA account.

To use the command `mega-cp /folder1 /folder2`, you would typically be dealing with two folders:

- `/folder1`: This is the source folder, which could be either on your local machine or in your MEGA account, depending on how the command is framed.
- `/folder2`: This is the destination folder, which is where you want to copy the contents of `/folder1`.

### If `/folder1` is local and `/folder2` is a MEGA directory:

The command would copy all contents of the local folder `/folder1` to the MEGA folder `/folder2`. You would need to ensure you are properly authenticated to your MEGA account before running the command.

### If both folders are on MEGA:

If both folders are in your MEGA account, the command would copy the contents of `/folder1` to `/folder2` on MEGA.

### Example Usage:

1. **Copy from local to MEGA:**
   ```bash
   mega-cp /path/to/local/folder1 /path/to/mega/folder2
   ```

2. **Copy from MEGA to local:**
   ```bash
   mega-cp /path/to/mega/folder1 /path/to/local/folder2
   ```

3. **Copy between MEGA folders:**
   ```bash
   mega-cp /path/to/mega/folder1 /path/to/mega/folder2
   ```

### Important Notes:

- Make sure you have MEGA's CLI tool installed and configured with your account credentials.
- You may want to check the commands available with `mega-cp --help` for more options and flags, such as `--recursive` for copying directories recursively or `--overwrite` if you want to specify how to handle existing files.

Always check for potential data size limitations and network availability, especially when transferring large amounts of data.