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   tar

 SYNTAX

        tar  [options]

 FUNCTION

        tar - tape archiver saves and restores files on magnetic tapes, 

              disks, data cartridges and other files or groups of files.

 OPTIONS

   t files - the named files are listed each time they occur in

              the archive.  If none are specified, all are listed.

         v - (verbose) causes tar to print the name of each

             treated file along with the action

         f - causes tar to use the next argument as the 

             name of a file instead of /dev/mt?

 At the prompt, enter the command to get a directory listing of

 the tar tape on /dev/rmt1.

 $PROMPT$

 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 No, use the options tvf with tar.

 The command and modifiers are tar tvf and the tape device is /dev/rmt1.

 You will be helped this time!

 $PROMPT$

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 $PROMPT$tar tvf /dev/rmt1         

 Observe the result on the terminal

 rw-rw-r--6/50  444 Mar 21 1988 usr/smith/.cshrc

 rw-rw-r--6/50  307 Dec 22 1987 usr/smith/.login

 rw-rw-r--6/50  496 Apr 14 1988 usr/smith/letter

 rw-rw-r--6/50  237 Nov 26 1988 usr/smith/report

 rw-rw-r--6/50  397 Feb  5 1988 usr/smith/summary

 rw-rw-r--6/50   77 Aug 17 1988 usr/smith/todo

 rw-rw-r--6/50  739 Dec  1 1988 usr/smith/trash

 rw-rw-r--6/50  739 May  3 1987 usr/smith/trash

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