File splitter for Suse?

When I finally got 11.1 RC1 installed last night, I changed the default
boot to Windows, as it had been in my old 11.0 setup. That nearly hosed
my box. I was stuck with “cannot boot from local drive no operating
system detected”. I tried using the rescue, but that didn’t fix it, and
I couldn’t even get any of my 3 or 4 Live CDs to load properly. Happily,
I was able to reinstall 11.0 and all is OK at present. I am in the
process of copying everything important off my Windows partitions to an
external drive. That drive, however, is FAT32 for optimal ease of use
with Linux (I bought it a while ago), and several of the files I want to
copy over are ISOs well in excess of FAT32’s size limit. What is a good
app to use for splitting them into say 4 parts to make sure that the
parts can then be copied to the FAT32 external drive?


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maxqnz schreef:

> What is a good
> app to use for splitting them into say 4 parts to make sure that the
> parts can then be copied to the FAT32 external drive?

Man split

Chris Maaskant

Code:

split --bytes=1G bigfile

chunks are named xaa, xab, etc

cat xa? > newbigfile


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ken_yap;1901872 Wrote:
> >
Code:

> > split --bytes=1G bigfile
> # chunks are named xaa, xab, etc
> cat xa? > newbigfile

> >

Thanks very much. Ken.


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