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In the ongoing effort of figuring out how to resize partitions, I've been playing with tar. I tarred a whole partition (hda2) while using another (hda3) as the root disk. The resultant tar file was stored on yet another partition (hda5). When I compared the tar file with the content of the original partition, I got the following messages. Are these real errors? Or are they an artifact of the way Linux handles devices? If so, then the last two lines seem to be legitimate errors since /tmp and /var/tmp are real directories. Right? dev/audio: Mode or device-type changed dev/audio1: Mode or device-type changed dev/dsp: Mode or device-type changed dev/dsp1: Mode or device-type changed dev/log: Mode or device-type changed dev/midi00: Mode or device-type changed dev/midi01: Mode or device-type changed dev/midi02: Mode or device-type changed dev/midi03: Mode or device-type changed dev/mixer: Mode or device-type changed dev/mixer1: Mode or device-type changed dev/null: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptyp0: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptyp1: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptyp2: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptyp3: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptyp4: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptyp5: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptyp6: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptyp7: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptyp8: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptyp9: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptypa: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptypb: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptypc: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptypd: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptype: Mode or device-type changed dev/ptypf: Mode or device-type changed dev/sequencer: Mode or device-type changed dev/sndstat: Mode or device-type changed dev/tty: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttyp0: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttyp1: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttyp2: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttyp3: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttyp4: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttyp5: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttyp6: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttyp7: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttyp8: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttyp9: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttypa: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttypb: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttypc: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttypd: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttype: Mode or device-type changed dev/ttypf: Mode or device-type changed tmp: Mode differs var/tmp: Mode differs
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