Unix/Linux Turn in the following commands and any output from the commands. 1) ll to show the original 3 files

Unix/Linux

Turn in the following commands and any output from the commands.

1) ll to show the original 3 files
2) run the tar command to stuff three files
3) ll to show the 'tar archive'
4) mkdir newdir to create a new directory to unstuff the 'tar archive'

Expert Solution

first make a new folder and create 3 files file1 file2 file3. then follow the given screenshot.

it has these commands

tar -czvf stuff.tar . => this will zip all files in current dir to tar archive named stuff.tar

mkdir newdir => this create new folder named newdir

tar -xzvf stuff.tar -C newdir/ => this will unzip that tar archive to the given dir in our case its newdir/

In case of any doubt please comment. Happy Learning :)

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