chaostic

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Posted: Aug. 13 2008,19:40 |
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If you have the spare room (another 3.7 gb on both machines), use spilt then cat.
usage: split [-b byte_count] [-l line_count] [-a suffix_length] [file [prefix]]
split -b 1000m slack.iso slack
And you should get about 4 1000mb files named slack.aa slack.ab slack.ac slack.ad
(Or slack.001 - slack.004, or the like)
Then after you transfered the files, on the target machine, use cat slack.* > slack.iso
You might want to run a md5 on both computers to check afterwards, but it's not needed "md5 slack.iso" on each machine then compare the two numbers.
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