December 2001
Intermediate to advanced
506 pages
10h 4m
English
The dd command reads the InFile parameter or standard input, performs any specified conversions, then copies the converted data to the OutFile parameter or standard output.
To make a duplicate copy of a diskette, you first use the dd command to copy the contents of the diskette into a temporary file. Once the temporary file has been created, use the dd command to copy the temporary file onto the /dev/fd0 device, thus, creating a duplicate of your diskette. The following commands demonstrate this:
# dd if=/dev/fd0 of=/tmp/ddcopy 2880+0 records in. 2880+0 records out. # dd if=/tmp/ddcopy of=/dev/fd0 2880+0 records in. 2880+0 records out.
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