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format a: (floppy)

as Linux -->

as DOS -->

Linux

fdformat /dev/fd0

then

mkfs –t ext2 /dev/fd0

DOS

fdformat /dev/fd0

then

mkfs –t msdos /dev/fd0

Make a boot disk

1. Check /etc/lilo.conf (or /etc/grub.conf) and right down the version of

the image being loaded at boot. The line will look as follows:

image = /boot/vmlinuz-x.x.x-x.x

2. Login as root

3. Insert a blank floppy – type mkbootdisk –device /dev/fd0 x.x.x-x.x

4. Reboot with floppy and see if works

Zipped files .tar – usually means that the file is not compressed

.tar.gz or .tgz – usually means that the file was first combined into a tar file,

then compressed into a zip format with gunzip.

.tar.bz – usually means that the file was again first combined into a tar file,

then compressed with bzip2

Extracting: for a simple .tar file called myfile.tar, type the following –

tar -xvf myfile.tar

For a file that’s both tar and zipped, such as myfile.tar.gz or myfile.tgz, type

the following –

tar –xvzf myfile.tar.gz

To tar files, do this:

tar –cvf tar_filename [files/directory]

To tar and zip files, do this:

tar –zcvf tar_filename [files/directory]

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