On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, steve rader wrote:
>  > > On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, steve rader wrote:
>  > > >Also, here's one more reason to avoid tar: it has a 100 char
>  > > >max file name length restriction.  I suspect cpio and certainly
>  > > >dd don't have that problem.
>
>  > Net Llama! wrote:
>  > > Huh?  Where is this documented?  I'm pretty sure i've never run into this
>  > > before.
>
>  > From: Jim Bonnet
>  > hm.. well, I think this is a SUN thing, and an old-school tar problem as
>  > well..Have a quick google check its there.
>
> ..and also more recently/now that busybox tar thingie...
>
>  "tar: Names longer than 100 chars not supported"

So?  Every fullsize linux distro that i've ever used , comes with Gnu tar,
not busybox tar.

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