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Packaging Example: package files in the /usr/local/src/zlib-1.2.5 directory into zlib-1.2.5.tar.gzCD/USR/LOCAL/SRCTAR-CZVF./zlib-1.2.5.tar.gz/zlib-1.2.5/*# compressed into the development directory (for example:/root/2/) tar-czvf/root/2/

Tar is commonly used on Linux packaging, compression, compression tools, he has a lot of parameters, folding only to enumerate the commonly used compression and decompression parametersParameters:-c:create set up the parameters of compressed

Original English meaning: tape archive Chinese meaning: tape ArchivingNoteSolution: A file packaging tool in Unix/Linux is used to pack many files together to form an archive file for archiving. It was originally designed for tape backup and can now

This paper mainly from the following several convenient to explain file archiving and compression, while comparing the compression ratios and characteristics of several different compression methods. File Archive command tar,tar.gz source

Tar (Tape ARchive, abbreviation for tape archive, LCTT originally designed to package files onto tape, and now most of us use it to back up a partition or some important directory) is the most widely used command in Unix-like systems, Used to

Remove directory structure plus--strip-components N Such as: Compressed file Eg.tar file information for Src/src/src/eg.txt Run TAR-XVF Eg.tar--strip-components 1 Result: Src/src/eg.txt If you run TAR-XVF Eg.tar--strip-components 3 The result

Tar, 7z (7zip) compression/Decompression command, 7z7zip This document describes how to use tar and 7z commands.Tar command In Linux, the most commonly used compression/Decompression command is the tar command. The tar command is used to package the

Linux under the tar gz bz2 tgz z and so many compressed files compression and decompression methods, the need for friends can refer to the following: The most common packaging program under Linux is tar, and the packages we use in the TAR program

TARCommand nameThe GNU version of the tar-tar file management program. The following sections describe their meanings one by one.OverviewTar [-] A -- catenate -- concatenate | c -- create | d -- diff -- compare | r -- append | t -- list | u --

Tar zxvf ut6410-android2.1.tgz  Tar zcvf ut6410-android2.1.tgz ut6410-android2.1/tar -- exclude ut6410-android2.1/out-zcvf ut6410-android2.1.tgz ut6410-android2.1/  Tar command [Root @ Linux ~] # Tar [-cxtzjvfppn] file and directory .... Parameters: