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By: gnuwin32
You must use the c option for creating an archive and the f option for its name,
e.g.
bsdtar.exe -c -f yourfilename.tar
C:\path_where_your_dir_or_file_to_tar_is_located
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By: nobody
Hello,
I am totally new too. I tried the following from the command window: go to the
directory where bdstar (using cd) is and then type bdstar.exe yourfilename.tar
C:\path_where_your_dir_or_
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By: nobody
how do you access bdstar from the cmd window?
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By: nobody
ok sorry i am a real noob i need the program for a very particular thing and
i dont know how to do it see there is a winrar file that i need
to extract from can you help me with this?
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By: nobody
Well, what did you expect it to do? Do you know what "tar" is? It's not
an application that has any kind of graphical user interface.
