fastq extraction command
Hi All, I have many fastq.gz files that I want to extract them from one directory to another one. Can you please tell me which linux command I should use? Thank you
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You may need learn some basic shell commands first. for example, google "shell command learn"
if that doesn't work (perhaps because you don't have write permission to the original file location), you could try:
By the way, this isn't really a bioinformatics question. It's rather a linux how to move or copy a file question. As was suggested by @shenwei356, you can probably figure this out on your own with a little effort.
I think OP is asking about keeping a copy of the original gzipped file and this is what should do the trick: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/156261/unzipping-a-gz-file-without-removing-the-gzipped-file