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i have try tar -xvf command but it returns following error.
tar: 0511-164 There is a media read or write block size error i have also try to copy data from tape to disk uisng tcopy command , it was succesful but still i am unable to extract data from that file on my disk. one thing to add that i try to identify that file using an application , and that application show that it was ustar file. can any one help me out with this.. |
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#tar xvf <source> <destination>
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