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Detailed explanation of dd command
dd is a command-line tool used on Unix and Unix-like systems for data conversion and copying. Its name "dd" stands for "data definition", which can read input data and output it in different ways to achieve data conversion, copying and processing.
Detailed explanation of the dd command in LinuxDetailed explanation of the dd command in Linux: 1. dd copies a file using blocks of a specified size and performs specified conversions while copying; 2. [if=filename] input file name, the default is standard input; 3. [of =File name] Output file name, the default is standard output.
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