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 RESTORING FILES FROM DISKETTES

 The process of restoring files from a floppy disk involves 

 copying the specified files from the floppy to the hard disk.

 The commonly used command for copying files from a disk 

 (written with the tar command) in the high density drive onto 

 the hard disk is:

     tar  xvbf  20  $Xenixdev$  [filename(s)]

 The commonly used command for copying files from a disk

 (written with the cpio command) onto the hard disk is:

     cpio  -iBdv  <  $Unixdev$

 Similarly, the command for copying files from a DSDD 

 floppy disk in the high density (top) drive is:

     tar  xvbf  20  /dev/rfd148ds9  [filename(s)]

 Similarly, the command for copying files from the floppy

 disk in the second drive (if there is one is):

     cpio  -iBv  <  /dev/rSA/diskette2

 they'll never get this without prompting!

Restoring files from magnetic media practice, - 1.6.3.0.4

 Let us restore the file forecast

 from the DSDD density floppy disk in the low

 density drive by using the tar command?

 they'll never get this without prompting!

 Let us restore the file forecast

 from the floppy disk in the first drive, by using the cpio command.

 $PROMPT$

 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Please type tar xvbf 20 /dev/rfd148ds9 forecast

 Please type tar xvbf 20 /dev/rfd148ds9 forecast

 Please type cpio -iBdv < /dev/rsave

 Please type cpio -iBdv < /dev/rsave

 I guess I must type this for you:

 $PROMPT$

FORGET1

  Observe the result on the terminal!

 tar xvbf 20 /dev/rfd148ds9 forecast

 cpio -iBdv < /dev/rsave

 forecast

 x  forecast, 19600 bytes, 40 tape blocks

 $        

 40 blocks

 $        

 When the light on the disk drive goes off you may remove the floppy disk.