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Tar Extract from more than one floopy disk
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I am beginer to unix. i have backup in 7 floppies.(each having same file name 'xxx.tar.Z'). I need to restore all in one directory. Please help me.!!! anyone here to help.....!! Last edited by mfm2006; 10-30-2006 at 08:22 AM.. |
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