Tar.gz File

The installation of the tar.gz file is a method of compiling the source code by yourself. . To install the SDK, run tar-zxvf xxx.tar.gz. /configure -- help to get help, such. /configure -- prefix =/usr/local/xxx. The MAKEFILE file is generated and can be compiled by running make. Make install is fine. The reverse installation is make Uninstall.

This section describes how to use tar and gzip.

1.zip a group of files with the suffix tar.gz.

# Tar CVF backup.tar/etc

# Gzip-Q backup.tar

Or

# Tar cvfz backup.tar.gz/etc/

2.release a file suffixed with tar.gz.

# Gunzip backup.tar.gz # tar xvf backup.tar

Or

# Tar xvfz backup.tar.gz

3. Compress With one command

# Tar CVF-/etc/| gzip-QC> backup.tar.gz

4. Run a command to release the instance.

# Gunzip-C backup.tar.gz | tar xvf-

5. How to unbind the tar. Z file?

# Tar xvfz backup.tar. Z

Or

# Uncompress backup.tar. Z

# Tar xvf backup.tar

6. How to unbind the. tgz file?

# Gunzip backup. tgz

7.how to compress and decompress the. bz2 package?

# Bzip2/etc/smb. conf: compress smb.confinto smb.conf.bz2

# Bunzip2/etc/smb.conf.bz2

Smb.conf.bz2 will be restored to smb. conf in the current directory.

Note:. bz2 compression format is not very common, you can use man Bzip2