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From: wlr@beach.cis.ufl.edu (William Ricker)
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Subject: What is cpiopc ?
Keywords: cpio is not a real backup program
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Date: 1 Nov 88 04:27:52 GMT
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This is a microport question.  Does any body know what /bin/cpiopc is? 

$ cpiopc
Usage: cpiopc -o[acvBwxyz0..5] <name-list [>collection]
       cpiopc -i[cdmrtuvfBKwxyz0..5] [-n user] [pattern ...] [<collection]

Obviously a cpio type utility. There does not seem to be any documentation.
I presume the corresponding flags are the same as cpio. But what are the
K, w, x, y, z, 0..5 flags? Can this utility write to dos disks ?
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