Re: file splitting

2003-04-01 Thread Joey Hess
Karl Hasselstrom wrote: > 1. Split an X byte file into n pieces of X/k bytes each (n >= k), such >that any k pieces suffice to reconstruct the file. ras can do this, though you'll have to do your own splitting of the original file first. > 2. Split an X byte file into n pieces of X bytes each

Re: file splitting

2003-04-01 Thread Joseph Barillari
> "KH" == Karl Hasselstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: KH> I'm looking for one or more programs that can do the following: KH> 1. Split an X byte file into n pieces of X/k bytes each (n >= k), such KH>that any k pieces suffice to reconstruct the file. I think .rar archives, wh

file splitting

2003-04-01 Thread Karl Hasselstrom
I'm looking for one or more programs that can do the following: 1. Split an X byte file into n pieces of X/k bytes each (n >= k), such that any k pieces suffice to reconstruct the file. 2. Split an X byte file into n pieces of X bytes each, such that any k pieces suffice to reconstruct the