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>Hello,
>
>With my slow and often cut off telephone system I have a problem
downloading large files for Linux.
>For Windows I go to a webcafe with a fast and stable line. I download and
than using WinzZp, slicing and
>saving the files to floppies and re-assemble them back home into one file.
>Question can that be done for Linux files and if yes how. The files would
be WinZip chopped files
>downloaded with IE since the webcafe naturally runs in MS Windows.
>Regards
>
>
>Peter
>
>From what I understand about your question, your best bet would be to find a
m$ program that works like linux's "split" command ( man split ), then split
them there, save them to disk and when you get home, just "cat" them
together. This would be a very simple program to write, if you know anyone
who does programming, ask them to write it for you if you <a> can't write it
yourself, or <b> can't find it on the internet
