best option is to use dd command as belloaw :
dd if=INPUT-FILE-NAME of=OUTPUT-FILE-NAME
So to backup /dev/hda3 under Linux command should be as follows :
# dd if=/dev/hda3 of=/backup/myhostname-15-nov-05-hda3.bak.dd
Backing up entire disk/partition with dd commandBackup /dev/hda to /dev/hdb:# dd if=/dev/hda of=/dev/hdb conv=noerror,sync
Dos commands are used to create or delete directories. The ATTRIB Command is used for locking and unlocking of files.
A script may contain any commands that process a certain sequence of instructions. For backups you would include any or all commands to create backup files or archive files of what needs to be backed up. From the backup copy or archive copy you can transfer the information to a secondary media type. For that purpose you would need the commands to copy the information from one media to another. Writing a shell script to do anything is simple as long as you know what commands you intend to execute and the sequence. Backups are not any more complicated than running individual commands to do something.
To organize files using DOS, you can use commands like mkdir to create directories and move or copy to transfer files into those directories. For example, you would first create a folder with mkdir foldername and then use move filename foldername to relocate the files you want to organize. Additionally, you can list files and directories with the dir command to keep track of your organization. Always ensure you are in the correct directory using the cd command before managing your files.
A directory on a computer is a file/disk organization concept. You create directories to logically group files. You can create a hierarchy of directories to organize a large disk.
It depends on what filesystems your distro has available and can support. The basic mkfs will make you a EXT-based filesystem. However, mkdosfs (linked to mkfs.vfat) will make FAT filesystems. For those systems with NTFS support, mkfs.ntfs is also available.
create a tab on your page to organize your horses. go to directories, breeding, create a breeding farm
Yes, you can take an engine like Love2D engine for Lua and create simple commands including commands for a GUI if you are an expert programmer.
#!/bin/sh mkdir homework lazyass for i in $(seq 5); do touch homework/file-$i; done mv homework/* lazyass
Go to Directories>breeding>manage my breeding farms>create a breeding farm
You must be on a faction server. Then do /f create (name) for more commands do /f help
Yes, it is true.
If your database program uses standard SQL commands, you would use the CREATE DATABASE command.