Description
fsplit
fsplit is a handy command-line tool that helps you break big files into smaller chunks. This is super useful when you need to fit those files onto a specific storage device, like a USB stick or a CD. Once you get the pieces on the target machine, you can easily piece them back together and recover your original file without any hassle!
How Does fsplit Work?
So, here’s how it goes: with fsplit, you can set the size of each piece. The size has to be in bytes and should never be bigger than the original file itself. This means you have control over how large or small each part will be.
Using fsplit Command
The basic command looks like this:
-s size < filename >
In this command:
- -s size: This defines how big each output file will be in bytes.
- < filename >: Here, you'll specify the name of your input file. Don’t worry, fsplit will automatically add a number to each piece so you know what order they go in. All the pieces will have the same base name with numbers added at the end.
An Example Command
If you're wondering how to use it in real life, check this out:
fsplit -s 1400 testfile
This command reads a file called testfile and splits it into smaller files, each being 1400 bytes long. Pretty neat, right?
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User Reviews for fsplit FOR LINUX 6
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fsplit is an absolute lifesaver for managing large files! It’s user-friendly and incredibly efficient.
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I love using fsplit! It makes splitting files so easy, and the output pieces are well-organized. Highly recommend!
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This app is fantastic! Splitting files into manageable sizes has never been easier. Five stars for sure!
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fsplit works perfectly for my needs! It's simple to use and the results are just as expected. Great tool!
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Amazing app! fsplit saved me so much time when dealing with large files. I can’t recommend it enough!
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Absolutely love fsplit! It's quick, reliable, and does exactly what it promises. Definitely a five-star app!