>
> Is it possible to use uasm to restore a file and pipe it to a tar
> archive?

I don't see how.  I mean 'tar' doesn't take standard input anyway.  It
has to read a filesystem to be able to produce an archive.

> I need t do this to send some files to user with a slow internet
> connection.

Don't have a big enough scratch space to restore, then tar?  That's
obviously the simple way to do it.  I can see that would be a problem if
you got into huge savesets.

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