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Join command in Linux
« on: February 20, 2006, 02:41:15 AM »
what is the command to join files in Linux

See, I search on google, i got this website for splitting for files and I got this great command

split -b n [k | m] [ -a suffixlength ] [ file [name]]

Now using this command there was a file  ABC.RPM and I splittied it sucessfully it into two parts. But I am not able to understand your syntax for joining of files.
please tell me

I used the command

split -b 100000 ABC.RPM and it worked to split two files namely, XAA.RPM and XAB. Now just give me the command to join these files.

thanx in advance.

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Re: Join command in Linux
« Reply #1 on: February 20, 2006, 06:33:38 AM »
You don't need a join command.  Just do:
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cat filea fileb > newfile
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