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mkproto

MKPROTO(1)						      General Commands Manual							MKPROTO(1)

NAME

       mkproto - create a MINIX prototype file

SYNOPSIS

       mkproto [-b n] [-d str] [-g n] [-i n] [-p nnn] [-s] [-t root] [-u n] source_directory [prototype_file]

OPTIONS

       -b     Number of blocks in the prototype is n

       -d     Indent the prototype file using str instead of tab

       -g     Use n as the gid for all files and directories

       -i     Number of i-nodes in the prototype is n

       -p     Use nnn (3 octal digits) as the protection mode

       -s     Use the same uid, gid and mode as the source files have

       -t     Use the string root as the path prefix for every file

       -u     Use n as the uid for all files and directories

EXAMPLES

       mkproto -b360	   # Make a 360K prototype of this directory

       mkproto -u2 -g1 -p644
			   # Give all files uid 2, gid 1 and mode 644

DESCRIPTION

       Mkproto	creates  an  mkfs prototype file for the specified source-directory.  The prototype file is either written to stdout or, if speci-
       fied, the proto-file.

SEE ALSO

       mkfs(1).

																	MKPROTO(1)

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