PSimpso said:
Darth Mallwalker said:
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I don't understand this.
As an editor by trade, I hope you'll understand the concept of cutting something into pieces, then re-assembling the pieces.
Well I have Harmy's Despecialized.v.2.1.iso file, and I've cut it into three pieces called:
ABC
00000.m2ts
xyz
You already have the second piece, or know where to get it.
The first and last pieces are small-- about one megabyte combined, and I'll give you them.
You could assemble the pieces to build an exact copy of Harmy's .iso
On a Macintosh system or other UN*X derivative, you could assemble the pieces with a command similar to this:
$ cat ABC 00000.m2ts xyz >Despecialized.v.2.1.iso
On a Windows system, something like this:
C:\> copy /B ABC+00000.mt2s+xyz Despecialized.v.2.1.iso
Does it make sense, in theory?