well, there's just LIL- now, so we're keeping a boot disk in the floppy drive at all
times!
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On Sat, 15 Apr 2000 11:40:15 Stephen F. Bosch wrote:
Leanne Leith wrote:
Okay, I successfully gunzipped some tar.gz files, now I can't access the
sub-folders in them. I tried to use tar -zvf
Okay, I successfully gunzipped some tar.gz files, now I can't access the sub-folders
in them. I tried to use tar -zvf without luck, and tar -z all sorts of other
combinations. what am I doing wront?
Not enough hours in the day to learn all this stuff!
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A tar.gz file is a gzipped tar file. A tar file is a "tape archive" file, which
basically is an uncompressed kind of archive, meaning: it contains a lot of
files, but doesn't compress them. So basically what happens upon creating a
tar.gz file is: all input files get put into one big file, and
Leanne Leith wrote:
Okay, I successfully gunzipped some tar.gz files, now I can't access the sub-folders
in them. I tried to use tar -zvf without luck, and tar -z all sorts of other
combinations. what am I doing wront?
I thought you couldn't boot.
?
-Stephen-
Leanne Leith wrote:
Okay, I successfully gunzipped some tar.gz files, now I can't access the sub-folders
in them. I tried to use tar -zvf without luck, and tar -z all sorts of other
combinations. what am I doing wront?
Not enough hours in the day to learn all this stuff!
Hours are
