i have a folder of size 50 gb in my fedora 13 system. i want to split the folder into 5 pieces of size 10 gb each. how to do that? purpose is i am going to gunzip this folders seperately and going to write in dvds
when i attempted to gunzip that 50 gb folder,i got 12gb tar.gz file which is not equal to the size of a dvd. then i dont want to split that file.
i have a folder of size 50 gb in my fedora 13 system. i want to split the folder into 5 pieces of size 10 gb each. how to do that? purpose is i am going to gunzip this folders seperately and going to write in dvds
when i attempted to gunzip that 50 gb folder,i got 12gb tar.gz file which is not equal to the size of a dvd. then i dont want to split that file.
Im in a unique situation where a box has a 400G file, on FreeBSD, without thesplit' utility available
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[code]...
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Code:
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I've tried with
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[code]....
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Code:
example
ls
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file *
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Code:
for (( i=0; i<5; i++))
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Code:
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a=$(echo $aver | tr " " "
");
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