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Unix Commands Explained

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cpio: cpio - copy file archives in and out How to copy all files in a directory to a tape (cpio) $ ls | cpio -oc > /dev/rmt/n ls --> Provides the cpio command with a list of file name cpio -oc --> specify that cpio should work in copy out(-o ) mode > /dev/rmt/0 --> specifies where the file should go Verify that file that copied by cpio is ok using the following command $ cpio -civt < /dev/rmt/o -c --> specify cpio should read files in ASCII character format -i --> work in copy -in mode -v -> Output like ls -l format -t --> list the content using absolutely path is a prob as it may over write your existing file when you restore. File restore: $ cpio -icvd < /dev/rmt/o -d --> create directory as needed