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03-10-2002 11:12 AM
03-10-2002 11:12 AM
Two questions on the split command
1. Can it be used to split binary files into smaller chunks? I have tried and it does split it up but this leads to my second question.
2. How do you re-join these split files into its original file?
Maybe there is some other utility available. I need to mail some large binary file to someone whose mailserver does not permit large attachments. Is there something else on Unix I could use to split the file up. Using compress is also not sufficient.
Thanx
Carlo
1. Can it be used to split binary files into smaller chunks? I have tried and it does split it up but this leads to my second question.
2. How do you re-join these split files into its original file?
Maybe there is some other utility available. I need to mail some large binary file to someone whose mailserver does not permit large attachments. Is there something else on Unix I could use to split the file up. Using compress is also not sufficient.
Thanx
Carlo
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03-10-2002 11:32 AM
03-10-2002 11:32 AM
Solution
To use split on BINARY type files, you need to use one of these options:
-b nk The input file is split into pieces n x 1024 bytes in size. No space separates the n from the k.
-b nm The input file is split into pieces n x 1048576 bytes in size. No space separates the n from the m.
then use:
dd if=splt1 of=bfile
dd if=splt2 >>bfile
dd if=splt3 >>bfile
live free or die
harry
-b nk The input file is split into pieces n x 1024 bytes in size. No space separates the n from the k.
-b nm The input file is split into pieces n x 1048576 bytes in size. No space separates the n from the m.
then use:
dd if=splt1 of=bfile
dd if=splt2 >>bfile
dd if=splt3 >>bfile
live free or die
harry
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