xtmsplit – Xtremsplit-compatible file splitter

xtmsplit is a command-line file splitter and merger that supports the Xtremsplit file format. It allows Linux users to create and reconstruct .xtm file sets compatible with the Xtremsplit utility for Windows.

The application divides a source file into numbered fragments of a specified size. These fragments can subsequently be assembled to recover the original file, making the utility useful when exchanging files that have been divided using Xtremsplit.

xtmsplit includes MD5 checksum verification for checking the integrity of file fragments. Verification can be disabled, and the application provides an option to continue joining fragments when a checksum error is detected. Users can also configure the destination directory and reconstructed filename.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Split files into numbered fragments using the Xtremsplit .xtm format.
• Reconstruct files from existing .xtm fragments.
• Use the cut command to divide files.
• Use the paste command to join fragments.
• Specify fragment sizes in megabytes using -size.
• Enable MD5 verification using -md5.
• Disable MD5 verification using -nomd5.
• Continue reconstruction after an MD5 verification error using -koe.
• Choose the destination directory for reconstructed files using -d.
• Override the reconstructed filename using -f.
• Delete the original file after a successful operation using -del.
• Reduce terminal output using -silent.

Website: www.software.caelistis.be
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Developer: Bruno Baert, Dorian Baguette
License: GNU General Public License v2.0

xtmsplit is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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