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haas:spring2015:unix:projects:arc0 [2015/01/26 22:35] – created wedgehaas:spring2015:unix:projects:arc0 [2015/02/03 19:35] (current) – [Procedure] wedge
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       * **tac**(**1**) and/or **rev**(**1**) may be of considerable help       * **tac**(**1**) and/or **rev**(**1**) may be of considerable help
     * When you successfully figure out how to unscramble the files, redirect the unscrambled output to its own unique file (preserving order).     * When you successfully figure out how to unscramble the files, redirect the unscrambled output to its own unique file (preserving order).
 +      * To **redirect output** you'll want to use the shell's **STDOUT I/O redirection** (the **<nowiki>></nowiki>** symbol)
     * once you have unscrambled/identified all 4 files, use **cat**(**1**) to combine all four parts into one master file called **result.txt**.     * once you have unscrambled/identified all 4 files, use **cat**(**1**) to combine all four parts into one master file called **result.txt**.
       * Hint: the orientation should be from "back" to "front", with the "back" being on the left-most side, and the "front" being to the right, with expected up-down orientation (top is up, bottom is down).       * Hint: the orientation should be from "back" to "front", with the "back" being on the left-most side, and the "front" being to the right, with expected up-down orientation (top is up, bottom is down).
   - Create a new archive, called **myarchive1.tar** containing only your unscrambled pieces (not the scrambled, NOT the **result.txt**)   - Create a new archive, called **myarchive1.tar** containing only your unscrambled pieces (not the scrambled, NOT the **result.txt**)
     * do NOT store any paths in the archive, just put the files at base level     * do NOT store any paths in the archive, just put the files at base level
-  - Compress **myarchive.tar** on second highest (on the best, not fastest end of the spectrum) compression level in gzip to create the appropriately named **myarchive.tar.gz**+  - Compress **myarchive1.tar** on second highest (on the best, not fastest end of the spectrum) compression level in gzip to create the appropriately named **myarchive1.tar.gz**
   - Create (And compress) another archive, called **myarchive2.zip** containing both the scrambled (but numerically named) files along with your **result.txt** file.   - Create (And compress) another archive, called **myarchive2.zip** containing both the scrambled (but numerically named) files along with your **result.txt** file.
   - Submit both **myarchive1.tar.gz** and **myarchive2.zip** using the submit tool.   - Submit both **myarchive1.tar.gz** and **myarchive2.zip** using the submit tool.
  
 +=====Orientation Hints=====
 +Should you need additional clarification on my orientation hint:
 +
 +  * the orientation should be from "back" to "front", with the "back" being on the left-most side, and the "front" being to the right, with expected up-down orientation (top is up, bottom is down).
 +
 +This would be an image in accordance with the desired orientation (using the international LAIR orientation calibration image):
 +
 +{{ :haas:spring2015:unix:projects:mudkip.jpg |}} (YES)
 +
 +Which is not to be confused with this, which would NOT be conformant with this project's specified end-product orientation:
 +
 +{{ :haas:spring2015:unix:projects:perry_the_platypus_mudkip_hybrid_by_jackspade2012-d5jeedr.png?200 |}} (NO)
 =====Reflection===== =====Reflection=====
 Be sure to provide any commentary on your opus regarding realizations had and discoveries made during your pursuit of this project. Be sure to provide any commentary on your opus regarding realizations had and discoveries made during your pursuit of this project.
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