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$ pixz foo.tar foo.tpxz # Compress and index a tarball, multi-core
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$ pixz foo.tar foo.tpxz # Compress and index a tarball, multi-core
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$ pixz -l foo.tpxz # Very quickly list the contents of the compressed tarball
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$ pixz -l foo.tpxz # Very quickly list the contents of the compressed tarball
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$ pixz -d foo.tpxz foo.tar # Decompress it, multi-core
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$ pixz -x dir/file < foo.tpxz | tar x # Very quickly extract a file, multi-core.
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$ pixz -x dir/file < foo.tpxz | tar x # Very quickly extract a file, multi-core.
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# Also verifies that contents match index.
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# Also verifies that contents match index.
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$ tar -Ipixz -cf foo.tpxz foo # Create a tarball using pixz for multi-core compression
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$ pixz bar bar.xz # Compress a non-tarball, multi-core
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$ pixz bar bar.xz # Compress a non-tarball, multi-core
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$ pixz -d bar.xz bar # Decompress it, multi-core
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$ pixz -d bar.xz bar # Decompress it, multi-core
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