Just type "man tar", that all you nee to do. If you are really lazy, just ask one of your fellow to read the manual and do it for you. It takes only a few minutes. A simple command might be: tar cvf name.tar file1 files2 ... Where files1 , file2 is the file/directory name you want to tar. EVerything could be found from teh manual.
I do have read the damned manual for times, and have follow its instruction, but the system always shows it cannot find some file in /dev**** And I have asked my fellows in lab, they all acted as if this is too simple and said "go to read man tar". But when I drag them to the computer, not a single guy could tar the files correctly for me. So I come to unknown space, but still... Anyway, hope yr words work. Thanx!
【在 q***e 的大作中提到】 : Just type "man tar", that all you nee : to do. If you are really lazy, just ask one : of your fellow to read the manual and do it : for you. It takes only a few minutes. A simple : command might be: : tar cvf name.tar file1 files2 ... : Where files1 , file2 is the file/directory name : you want to tar. EVerything could be found from teh : manual.
m*h
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I hate man page too. At least it should be html file. If you are sure your tar application is OK to extract tar file tar -xvzf tar_file_name or tar -xvf tar_file_name to creat tar file tar -cvzf tar_file_name directory_name or tar -cvf tar_file_name directory When you have z as one of parameters you use gzip to compress the file too.
【在 s******n 的大作中提到】 : I do have read the damned manual for times, and have follow its instruction, : but the system always shows it cannot find some file in /dev**** : And I have asked my fellows in lab, they all acted as if this is too simple : and said "go to read man tar". But when I drag them to the computer, not a : single guy could tar the files correctly for me. : So I come to unknown space, but still... : Anyway, hope yr words work. Thanx!