Split an ISO into chunks -rightclick_split_file-1.8.pet
Posted: Wed 12 Sep 2012, 23:33
rightclick_split_file-1.4.pet - split an ISO into chunks
Edit: I updated the app to make the rightclick menu show up
in more file types such as the various archive types.
Also script is now executable.
version 1.6 will give a warning when running the scrip
if chunks aren't inside the folder
RSH has written a very nice and useful script to split an ISO
into smaller chunks .
Instructions: Simple to use after installation of pet.
Just right click on a large archive or ISO. Select 'Split file'
A folder is created with the chunks and an executable script
to rebuild the chunks back to the original.
That's it.
This will allow the people creating puppies to post them on
the murga forum using services such as datafilehost.com etc.
These services are free but have file size limits.
The instructions to put the chunks back together are in
a script file inside the folder that is created, but
it is easier to just run the script in a terminal( launched from the folder)
and the chunks will rebuilt automatically.
Here's an example....
In the picture below I have rebuilt the 3 chunks called
OS8.img.gz.part-aa
OS8.img.gz.part-ab
OS8.img.gz.part-ac
using the script (included in folder) to recreate the file
created by Barry Kauler's Pudd --> OS8.img.gz
Then I ran a decompression app 'pupzip' to
obtain an Apple OS 8 install CD ---> OS8.img
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Edit: I updated the app to make the rightclick menu show up
in more file types such as the various archive types.
Also script is now executable.
version 1.6 will give a warning when running the scrip
if chunks aren't inside the folder
RSH has written a very nice and useful script to split an ISO
into smaller chunks .
Instructions: Simple to use after installation of pet.
Just right click on a large archive or ISO. Select 'Split file'
A folder is created with the chunks and an executable script
to rebuild the chunks back to the original.
That's it.
This will allow the people creating puppies to post them on
the murga forum using services such as datafilehost.com etc.
These services are free but have file size limits.
The instructions to put the chunks back together are in
a script file inside the folder that is created, but
it is easier to just run the script in a terminal( launched from the folder)
and the chunks will rebuilt automatically.
Here's an example....
In the picture below I have rebuilt the 3 chunks called
OS8.img.gz.part-aa
OS8.img.gz.part-ab
OS8.img.gz.part-ac
using the script (included in folder) to recreate the file
created by Barry Kauler's Pudd --> OS8.img.gz
Then I ran a decompression app 'pupzip' to
obtain an Apple OS 8 install CD ---> OS8.img
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