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  1. November 9th, 2006 #1
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    How to join multiple binary files into one like copy /b in msdos

    In msdos you can do "copy /b part1 + part2 + part3 file.ext". How can this be done in linux?
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    Re: How to join multiple binary files into one like copy /b in msdos

    Hmm... CAT command may do that...
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    cat part* > file.ext
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    Re: How to join multiple binary files into one like copy /b in msdos

    ok thanks
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    Re: How to join multiple binary files into one like copy /b in msdos

    IIRC there's a tool called chunk that seems to do the same.

    chunk part.01 part.02 part.03 final
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