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Kusalananda
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GNU tar has --lzip option to "filter the archive through lzip", so you may want to use instead:

tar -cvf --lzip /media/my-usb/result.lz /tmp/source-dir

Answering the question: in your case the system will manage the pipe properly using default system buffer size.

tar has --lzip option to "filter the archive through lzip", so you may want to use instead:

tar -cvf --lzip /media/my-usb/result.lz /tmp/source-dir

Answering the question: in your case the system will manage the pipe properly using default system buffer size.

GNU tar has --lzip option to "filter the archive through lzip", so you may want to use instead:

tar -cvf --lzip /media/my-usb/result.lz /tmp/source-dir

Answering the question: in your case the system will manage the pipe properly using default system buffer size.

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tar has --lzip option to "filter the archive through lzip", so you may want to use instead:

tar -cvf --lzip /media/my-usb/result.lz /tmp/source-dir

Answering the question: in your case the system will manage the pipe properly using default system buffer size.