Using cpio command to compress directory and move it
I want to make /lib/modules compress copy and move to /opt directory.
using cpio
I try this
cpio /lib/modules > directory.cpio | mv directory.cpio /opt
cpio
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I want to make /lib/modules compress copy and move to /opt directory.
using cpio
I try this
cpio /lib/modules > directory.cpio | mv directory.cpio /opt
cpio
any particular reason you want to use age oldcpio
? (besides cpio is not a compress tool)
– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:51
cd /lib/modules | ls | cpio -ov > directory.cpio like this
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 13:56
why notcd /lib/modules ; ls | cpio -ov > /opt/directory.cpio
then ? (note the;
aftercd
)
– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:58
this ? find /lib/modules > iraklsssi.cpio | cp iraklsssi.cpio /opt
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 14:06
;
is used to separate commands, while|
is used to pipe previous command's output to next's input, it can also separate command, but if they produce not output, execution will halt.
– Archemar
Jan 4 at 14:10
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I want to make /lib/modules compress copy and move to /opt directory.
using cpio
I try this
cpio /lib/modules > directory.cpio | mv directory.cpio /opt
cpio
I want to make /lib/modules compress copy and move to /opt directory.
using cpio
I try this
cpio /lib/modules > directory.cpio | mv directory.cpio /opt
cpio
cpio
edited Jan 4 at 13:50
Archemar
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any particular reason you want to use age oldcpio
? (besides cpio is not a compress tool)
– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:51
cd /lib/modules | ls | cpio -ov > directory.cpio like this
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 13:56
why notcd /lib/modules ; ls | cpio -ov > /opt/directory.cpio
then ? (note the;
aftercd
)
– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:58
this ? find /lib/modules > iraklsssi.cpio | cp iraklsssi.cpio /opt
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 14:06
;
is used to separate commands, while|
is used to pipe previous command's output to next's input, it can also separate command, but if they produce not output, execution will halt.
– Archemar
Jan 4 at 14:10
add a comment |
any particular reason you want to use age oldcpio
? (besides cpio is not a compress tool)
– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:51
cd /lib/modules | ls | cpio -ov > directory.cpio like this
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 13:56
why notcd /lib/modules ; ls | cpio -ov > /opt/directory.cpio
then ? (note the;
aftercd
)
– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:58
this ? find /lib/modules > iraklsssi.cpio | cp iraklsssi.cpio /opt
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 14:06
;
is used to separate commands, while|
is used to pipe previous command's output to next's input, it can also separate command, but if they produce not output, execution will halt.
– Archemar
Jan 4 at 14:10
any particular reason you want to use age old
cpio
? (besides cpio is not a compress tool)– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:51
any particular reason you want to use age old
cpio
? (besides cpio is not a compress tool)– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:51
cd /lib/modules | ls | cpio -ov > directory.cpio like this
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 13:56
cd /lib/modules | ls | cpio -ov > directory.cpio like this
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 13:56
why not
cd /lib/modules ; ls | cpio -ov > /opt/directory.cpio
then ? (note the ;
after cd
)– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:58
why not
cd /lib/modules ; ls | cpio -ov > /opt/directory.cpio
then ? (note the ;
after cd
)– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:58
this ? find /lib/modules > iraklsssi.cpio | cp iraklsssi.cpio /opt
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 14:06
this ? find /lib/modules > iraklsssi.cpio | cp iraklsssi.cpio /opt
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 14:06
;
is used to separate commands, while |
is used to pipe previous command's output to next's input, it can also separate command, but if they produce not output, execution will halt.– Archemar
Jan 4 at 14:10
;
is used to separate commands, while |
is used to pipe previous command's output to next's input, it can also separate command, but if they produce not output, execution will halt.– Archemar
Jan 4 at 14:10
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any particular reason you want to use age old
cpio
? (besides cpio is not a compress tool)– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:51
cd /lib/modules | ls | cpio -ov > directory.cpio like this
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 13:56
why not
cd /lib/modules ; ls | cpio -ov > /opt/directory.cpio
then ? (note the;
aftercd
)– Archemar
Jan 4 at 13:58
this ? find /lib/modules > iraklsssi.cpio | cp iraklsssi.cpio /opt
– Top Music
Jan 4 at 14:06
;
is used to separate commands, while|
is used to pipe previous command's output to next's input, it can also separate command, but if they produce not output, execution will halt.– Archemar
Jan 4 at 14:10