hi
There is tar.exe tar for dos.
You can create a multi volume tar archive with tar for dos and then untar
it on your linux machine. I do not remember where I got tar.exe from
though... Maybe there is such a thing as gnu-tar for dos...
It is not much, but maybe it helps...
ZORO
On Mon
[linux via floppy?]
> The problem is that I'm downloading on a Win95 machine...I don't think i
> can get dpkg to work on this machine... I need to see if I can find a
> utility that works on both 95 and linux (yeah right)
I downloaded on a (separate) Win95 machine, pulled one of the (non ext)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The problem is that I'm downloading on a Win95 machine...I don't think i can
> get dpkg to work on this machine... I need to see if I can find a utility
> that works on both 95 and linux (yeah right)
>
> Colin Winters
well, you _could_ use rar. but it´s shareware, yo
The problem is that I killed Win95 completely...my system is linux only right
now.
Colin Winters
* Morgoth3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The problem is that I'm downloading on a Win95 machine...I don't
> think i can get dpkg to work on this machine... I need to see if I
> can find a utility that works on both 95 and linux (yeah right)
Then try pkzip in Win95 and zip/unzip from the zip/unz
In a message dated 6/7/99 9:11:44 AM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
> This may or may not help you but I just ran across it in "debian-faq-8"
>
>
> dpkg-split
>
> This program splits large package into smaller files (e.g., for writing
> onto a set of floppy disks), an
I'm installing my debian system from floppy disk, since I cannot use
internet, due to having an AOL account (stupid parents.) Is there a way I
can take large files and get them onto floppy disks? Even compressing some
files wouldn't allow them to be transferred, and I was wondering if there wa
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