1) The easiest way to do this in one step is with the command:
tar -cvf - dir_name | compress > dir_name.tar.Z
The file dir_name.tar.Z is now your compressed backup file.
2) Make the CommandShell the front-most application and insert the disk.
Under A/UX 2.0 you will be prompted with a dialog asking if the disk is
an A/UX or Macintosh floppy. (On A/UX 2.0.1 or later that dialog no
longer appears.) Select A/UX and at the prompt type:
tar -tvf /dev/floppy0 To list the contents of the floppy
tar -xvf /dev/floppy0 To extract the contents of the floppy to the
current directory.
Article Change History:
28 Nov 1995 - Updated format.
31 Aug 1992 - Reviewed for technical accuracy.
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