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Labs to be performed in CentOS
Labs to be performed in CentOS. I don't need the labs done, I just need instructions on what commands are supposed to be performed each step.
STEP 1. Open a terminal window
STEP 2. Use the su command to switch to the root user.
STEP 3. Back up the contents of the /etc/X11 directory into a tar file named /tmp/X11.tar.
STEP 4. List the contents of the /tmp/X11.tar file, including details about the files (such as using verbose mode).
STEP 5. Move to the /tmp directory.
STEP 6. Extract the contents of the X11.tar file into the current directory.
STEP 7. Back up the contents of the /etc/X11 directory into a compressed tar file named /tmp/X11.tar.gz, using the gzip compression option
STEP 8. Execute the correct command so that you can see and compare the sizes of the two tar files.
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