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Cut and paste big files
created by Ernesto Traversaro - 09/02/2009
In this mini tutorial I will show you how to cut and paste big files on Linux. There are just 2 simple commands that will be very helpful to you, in case that you need to split any file, or to move it from one folder to another, or whatever you need to do.
Suppose we have a 1GB file, and we want to split it in 10 parts... well, first of all tip the next command:
The letter b divides the file in 512b parts, the letter k in files of 1k, and the letter m in files of 1 Mega
This commands create 10 parts named file_parts. Then we have to paste it with the next command:
Which creates a file called file_pasted.mpeg
Well, hope you find this helpful
In this mini tutorial I will show you how to cut and paste big files on Linux. There are just 2 simple commands that will be very helpful to you, in case that you need to split any file, or to move it from one folder to another, or whatever you need to do.Suppose we have a 1GB file, and we want to split it in 10 parts... well, first of all tip the next command:
split -b100m myfile.mpeg myfile_parts.@
The letter b divides the file in 512b parts, the letter k in files of 1k, and the letter m in files of 1 Mega
This commands create 10 parts named file_parts. Then we have to paste it with the next command:
cat archivo_pedazos.* > file_pasted.mpeg@
Which creates a file called file_pasted.mpeg
Well, hope you find this helpful
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