Asish,

That's exactly what I wanted to know, thanks!!!  That was quick...

;-)
Kerry

At 05:36 PM 9/26/02 +0530, Asish Balakrishnan wrote:
>hi,
>iam not clear about your question.in case you wanted to ask what would 
>happen when you untar at a place where a directory with the same name 
>exist the this is the reply.
>if you tar a directory and then restore it later at a place there already 
>exist a directory by that name.then on untaring the directory would be 
>over written.
>if you wanted to ask that when you tar a file will the old file continue 
>to be there then the answer is yes.
>the second question:I hope the attached document answers yur second 
>question.
>
>Regards,
>BAlakrishnan Asish 
>
>
>On Thu, 26 Sep 2002, Kerry Miller wrote:
>
>> Sorry for combining 2 questions, but they're both short!
>> 
>> First, if I use "tar" to backup something then later restore it, will it
>> wipe out anything that's in the existing directories?  For example, if I
>> tar up /usr/home/ to get all my home directories, if there is something
>> under /usr/ will it wipe it out or just leave it?  I think I'll have to
>> experiment a little...
>> 
>> Also, I know how to boot into single-user mode w/ Lilo, can somebody tell
>> me how to do it w/ Grub or point me to a how-to?  I can't find much about
>> Grub in the how-tos but since I'm using it on my laptop I might need to
>> know sometime!
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Kerry
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>
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