diskdump Linux Service

What is diskdump?
diskdump Linux service

Explanation

diskdump service:

This service is used to cut or copy the file.
Required(ON/OFF): View complete List of Services
Home PC : NO
Server : NO

Now lets see the manual of diskdump service.
Manual diskdump:
NAME
diskdump - copy and cut file
SYNOPSIS
diskdump [-hvV] [-H size] [-n bytes] [-o offset] [file]
DESCRIPTION
Diskdump copies bytes bytes from file file to stdout starting at offset offset. By default, diskdump reads from stdin, starts at offset zero and continues until end-of-file is reached.
In contrast to dd(1), if offset is specified, diskdump positions the file offset by means of lseek(2). For large offsets, this decreases the access time significantly.
OPTIONS
-h
display some (more or less) helpful information and exit successfully
-v
increase verbosity level on stderr, flag may be repeatedly specified
-V
display version and compilation info and exit successfully
-H size
Write one hash mark per size bytes on stderr. Size must be either an integer or a combination of an integer and one of the units k, M or G.
-n bytes
copy only bytes bytes (default: until end-of-file)
-o offset
start reading at offset offset (default: 0)
AUTHOR
Steffen Solyga <solyga@absinth.net>

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