I have a Linux TAR file that I would like to convert directly into an ISO. Is there a way to do this, preferably, without having to extract the contents of the file first?
This would be similar to the following question; however, this is focused on plain or straight-up tar files and not related to bzip or a bzipped tar.
This is also something that I intended to use within a script and the reason that I do not want to extract it first.
Is there a way I can convert an MBR partition setup to a GPT partitions with out having to destroy all my data?
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I have a .cer certificate and I would like to convert it to the .pem format.
If I remember correctly, I used to be able to convert them by exporting the .cer in Base64, then renaming the file to .pem .
How do I convert a .cer certificate to .pem?
I need to change my client OS from Windows 2008 to Windows 7. I therefore need to convert all of my HyperV images to Virtual Box.
What is the best way to do this? Or is there a way to run HyperV on Windows 7?
My application needs to call 'convert' - http://linux.about.com/od/commands/l/blcmdl1_convert.htm
But its not present on my redhat system. How / what do I install?