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Operating Systems Linux Ubuntu Help with locating a file (to download) Post 302318306 by Matey on Thursday 21st of May 2009 09:26:29 AM
Old 05-21-2009
Help with locating a file (to download)

debian_base_system.tar.bz2 is what I am looking for.

Hello All;
I am trying to learn Linux and have done some work, now I am installing Xen virtual machine But I need a .tar.bz2 file which is the base Operating System (for Ubuntu or Debian)* but I do not know where to download it from, the ones I found via google were the installation files in form of ISO or CD and of course I do not want to install them cuz I already have the latest version of Ubuntu 9.04, ( just need the zipped |OS so I can unzip it once I have setup this empty virtual drive so basically I want my VM to have some sort of OS on it so it can be booted and used)_
So any help will be appreciated.


* I am not really sure what the difference is between Debian and Ubuntu Linux? I see our servers running Ubuntu but use the debian files for xen?
(The debian base system file on our server is way too old and the guy who set it all up is gone...)!?

Regards;
 

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ARK(1)								 KDE User's Manual							    ARK(1)

NAME
ark - KDE archiving tool SYNOPSIS
ark [-b] [-a] [-e] [-c] [-f suffix] [-p] [-t file] [-d] [-o directory] [KDE Generic Options] [Qttm Generic Options] DESCRIPTION
Ark is a program for managing various compressed file formats within KDE. Archives can be viewed, extracted, created and modified with Ark. The program can handle various formats such as tar, gzip, bzip2, zip, rar (when the appropriate libraries or command-line programs are in- stalled). OPERATION MODES
Ark can be used either as a stand-alone GUI program as well as a command-line program in order to perform some specific tasks. If invoked without the -b (--batch) or -c (--add) options, Ark is started as a normal GUI program. When the -b (--batch) option is used, Ark can be used to extract the contents of one or more files directly from the command-line, without launching its GUI. When the -c (--add) option is used, Ark prompts for files that should be added to a new archive or to an existing archive. OPTIONS
-d, --dialog Show a dialog for specifying the options for a batch or add operation. -o, --destination directory Default the extraction directory to directory. If not passed, the current path is used. Options for adding files -c, --add Query the user for an archive filename and add specified files to it. Quit when finished. -t, --add-to filename Add the specified files to filename. Create archive if it does not exist. Quit when finished. -p, --changetofirstpath Change the current directory to the first entry and add all other entries relative to this one. -f, --autofilename suffix Automatically choose a filename, with the selected suffix (for example rar, tar.gz, zip or any other supported types). Options for batch extraction b, --batch Use the batch interface instead of the usual dialog. This option is implied if more than one url is specified. -e, --autodestination The destination argument will be set to the path of the first file supplied. -a, --autosubfolder Archive contents will be read, and if detected to not be a single folder archive, a subfolder by the name of the archive will be created. EXAMPLES
ark --batch archive.tar.bz2 Will extract archive.tar.bz2 into the current directory without showing any GUI. ark -b -d archive.tar.bz2 archive2.zip Will first show an extraction options dialog and then extract both archive.tar.bz2 and archive2.zip into the directory chosen in the dialog. ark --add-to my-archive.zip photo1.jpg text.txt Will create my-archive.zip if does not exist and then add photo1.jpg and text.txt to it. AUTHORS
Ark is currently maintained by Harald Hvaal <haraldhv@stud.ntnu.no> and Raphael Kubo da Costa <kubito@gmail.com>. This man page was first written by Lauri Watts <lauri@kde.org> in 2005 for KDE 3.4, and was later updated in 2009 by Raphael Kubo da Costa <kubito@gmail.com>. AUTHORS
Lauri Watts, Raphael Kubo da Costa. K Desktop Environment 2009-09-10 ARK(1)
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