The standard tar can take multiple `-C` params (change dir before compressing), so if I have multiple files in multiple dirs, I can tar them all by prepending each subset of files with their directory: ``` tar -czf newfile.tar.gz \ -C $PWD/dir1 file1 file2 \ -C $PWD/dir2 file3 file4 ``` Busybox tar ignores all but the last `-C`, which results in `file1` and `file2` not found.