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tar cvzf - /mnt/sdcard/Large\ file.bin/ | \
split -b 4294967295 - /mnt/sda1/Large\ file\ piece.tgz
Clues:
I reckon that something like dd has -seek option which can be useful in trying to do pause and resume. I don't know whether dd can be made to split.
Would something like the following give me intact data?:
Run the dd command with the option count=8789062, save the verbose after that completes, burn the outputted file(first part) to a blank DVD, delete the file to make space for the data chunk that follows, re-edit the initial dd command so that skip = N of bytes copied during the first dd process and specify skip_bytes e.g. if verbose was
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dd if=/mnt/sdcard/Large\ file.bin of=/mnt/sda1/Large\ file\first\ piece.img bs=512
20703125+0 records in
20703125+0 records out
10600000000 bytes (11 GB) copied, 3964.01 s, 2.7 MB/s
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dd if=/mnt/sdcard/Large\ file.bin of=/mnt/sda1/Large\ file\first\ piece.img bs=512 skip=10600000000 skip_bytes count=8789062
Please help me out.