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- Subject: Re: Images from DiskCopy (WAS Using Apple's Finder from System
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- To: compexpr@aol.com (CompExpr)
- Date: Thu, 4 Apr 96 12:27 MST
- From: mat@ardi.com (Mat Hostetter)
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- >>>>> "CompExpr" == CompExpr <compexpr@aol.com> writes:
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- CompExpr> However, I don't have the ability to write such a
- CompExpr> program for Liunx/Next users.
-
- Well, for Linux (or any other system with GNU tail) you could skip the
- first 84 bytes with:
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- tail --bytes=+85 my_disk_image > mydisk.hfv
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- (yes, it's "+85" to skip 84 bytes). I'm sure there a zillion other
- clever Unix ways to do it too...that's just the first one that came to
- mind.
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- -Mat
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