A acrafton macrumors 6502 Original poster Apr 21, 2008 #1 Hey, here is what I need to do and not sure how to do it! 1. I have a 30GB vmware image that I need to send via DVD (5 or 6) 2. The DVDs need to be read by a PC 3. I need to do it from Mac OS So, how do I split this and put it to DVD?! Thanks Adam
Hey, here is what I need to do and not sure how to do it! 1. I have a 30GB vmware image that I need to send via DVD (5 or 6) 2. The DVDs need to be read by a PC 3. I need to do it from Mac OS So, how do I split this and put it to DVD?! Thanks Adam
M mackindergarten macrumors 6502 Apr 21, 2008 #2 Hi, I believe Toast has an auto-split feature which should do exactly what you want. Alternatively you could use an external hard disk (either borrow or buy one). /Rupert
Hi, I believe Toast has an auto-split feature which should do exactly what you want. Alternatively you could use an external hard disk (either borrow or buy one). /Rupert
A acrafton macrumors 6502 Original poster Apr 21, 2008 #3 mackindergarten said: Hi, I believe Toast has an auto-split feature which should do exactly what you want. Alternatively you could use an external hard disk (either borrow or buy one). /Rupert Click to expand... Thanks but I was hoping for free/os type thing - tar, etc.?
mackindergarten said: Hi, I believe Toast has an auto-split feature which should do exactly what you want. Alternatively you could use an external hard disk (either borrow or buy one). /Rupert Click to expand... Thanks but I was hoping for free/os type thing - tar, etc.?
M mackindergarten macrumors 6502 Apr 21, 2008 #4 Is internet an option? You could use a torrent transfer. /Rupert
yippy macrumors 68020 Apr 21, 2008 #5 Splitting a file across multiple DVDs is a difficult thing to do so there are no free ways of doing this. Is there a reason it has to be on DVDs and you can't use another method such as external hard drive or direct connection between the two computers?
Splitting a file across multiple DVDs is a difficult thing to do so there are no free ways of doing this. Is there a reason it has to be on DVDs and you can't use another method such as external hard drive or direct connection between the two computers?
C ColinEC macrumors 6502 Apr 21, 2008 #6 You could use Split & Concat to split the VMWare image into segments: http://www.xs4all.nl/~loekjehe/Split&Concat/ Put those segments on to DVDs, then when you want to join the VMWare image put all of those segments from the different DVDs into a single folder on a computer, use Split & Concat to join the files and you're done.
You could use Split & Concat to split the VMWare image into segments: http://www.xs4all.nl/~loekjehe/Split&Concat/ Put those segments on to DVDs, then when you want to join the VMWare image put all of those segments from the different DVDs into a single folder on a computer, use Split & Concat to join the files and you're done.