Answer: Re: ?Figlet
From What Illuminatus? <had...@u.washington.edu>
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· 5 Nov 1994 12:34 · View full thread
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In article <399n1l$q3...@taco.cc.ncsu.edu>, <bdh...@eos.ncsu.edu> wrote: > >tar -x figlet2.1.1.tar > >on it. Here's it what it gave me. > >tar: Can't open: /dev/rmt0h >/dev/rmt0h: No such device or address >tar: Please press RETURN to retry What you want to do here is tar -xf figlet2.1.1.tar the f flag specifies that you're getting it from a file, and not from /dev/rmt0h. If you want to see what it's doing as it does it, try tar -xvf figlet2.1.1.tar Hope this helps :) -Josh
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