Today I wanted to try again to get Ubuntu Hardy on my desktop. As I have many multipboot files/folders here, I thought it best to make a .tgz of my /boot folder rather than picking everything I needed individually.
Here's the command I used:
sudo tar -cvzpf boot.tgz /boot
Seemed to work fine. Note that you need the sudo otherwise you'll get permission errors.
I'll insert an edit later to say how it the untar went.
Edit(20/05/2007)
OK, did the untar and that seemed to go fine as well.
The command I used was just
sudo tar zxvf boot.tgz
Agian, the sudo is necessary to avoid permission problems.
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