On Sun, Nov 01, 1998 at 10:58:33AM -, Chris Evans wrote:
> Is there a way to transfer large files from DOS/Windoze machines
> to Debian if you only have a null modem or floppies to "connect"
> the two?
>
> I want to download some large files for Debian (staroffice and a
> newer kernel sourc
Also, if you have access to a parallel port zip/jaz, you could take it
home overnight.
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Kent West >
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A day without sunshine is like... nigh
If your home machine is dual boot, you could transfer to the MS
side with laplink, reboot to Debian, and mount the FAT partition.
If you resort to floppies, at least some zip programs in MS-land allow
you to split big files into many, floppy-sized, files. Debian can
mount floppies, and with the z
On Sun, 1 Nov 1998 10:58:33 -, Chris Evans wrote:
>Failing that, anything that will split files under DOS/doze in a way
>that they can be reassembled after floppy transfer under Debian?
RAR. There is a version for both Win* and Linux which will allow you to
archive up the files and spli
Is there a way to transfer large files from DOS/Windoze machines
to Debian if you only have a null modem or floppies to "connect"
the two?
I want to download some large files for Debian (staroffice and a
newer kernel source). My Debian machine is now at home and it
will cost a fortune to down
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