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How do I enable >2GB file support in find 4.1?
Print sPUCLine ' .. and do anything else with it End If Loop But, I'd also agree, Line Input is slower than other methods, when used on large files. But from the sound of it, he only wanted something from the first few lines: "I only need one record from the 2nd line but I can't think of how I should do it.

find message no longer working?
It couldn't build a contiguous file that large. I tried the manual, google, mackie support faq and mackie forum, but I did not find anyone else having this problem or a solution. Most likely because nobody else really wants the problem of handling such large files. Figure out some way of working that lets you

How to find the original file from which FILE0001.CHK is ...
Does anyone know any sites that have large files (doesn't matter what) that are free to download so I could test my speed. 22MB video file on http://www.pagesbarpub.co.uk/PCH/hereiam_01.wmv (and don't worry, it's perfectly harmless! It's a commemorative video I put together for a pub) Paul. -- .

finding large files
If indeed the number of files are so large that this is a problem, then he needs to process the files fewer at a time. There are several ways to go about doing that. Putting the result in a file, and then split the file, and go through each piece independently for instance, or use find in a more creative way.

Find large files?
As such your site actually ONLY has 449 URLs which a robot like Xenu will find. This is how many can be considered pages, and even those are not all pages, because of the  However for large sitemaps like that the final result should  the .xml.gz format, the .xml file would be much too large to use as  is.

find/replace
Sorry piggyback your post, Bill, but I lost the original, and I just thought I'd throw this out there: 9.3 How do I find the largest files? 18 Sept 1999 ---------------------------------------- To find the largest files, in units of bytes, one can use 'find,' 'ls,' 'awk,' 'sort,' and 'less': find / -type f -exec ls

Attached File Killed Outlook
021- How can my ROM 3 GS + 8MB Sirius card do large file copying? 022- My ROM 3 with RamFAST crashes with an 8MB Sirius. What's wrong? 023- Where can I find Apple II diagrams? 024- What No Slot Clock chip should go in my IIc+ and where? 025- Where can I find Apple II socket, etc. pinouts?

Neither Apple developers nor others have mastered MIDI
The RAID functionality is optional and you will find that the original drive isnt RAID. I'm still not sure what my options are. Just add a new drive of the size you feel you need, and forget about RAID. I guess I can understand that because I will be dealing with large files that the data will be read into RAM

Find Replace Strings
1) When I select all files in C (including system files and hidden files) and go to properties, it shows only 37GB of size. 2) I have then used SequoiaView to try to find possible large files that are using the rest of the partition… strangely, it graphically displays only the 37GB with 2GBfree and at the same time

PROPOSAL: alt.binaries.sounds.mp3.2000s
Jean-Pierre Radley j...@jpr.com comp unix sco misc Matt Schalit propounded (on Wed, Jan 10, 2001 at 05:27:35PM -0800): 9.3 How do I find the largest files? 18 Sept 1999 ---------------------------------------- To find the largest files, in units of bytes, one can use 'find,' 'ls,' 'awk,' 'sort,' and 'less': find

Want to test my 4mb dsl -- can't find large files lol
The RAID functionality is optional and you will find that the original drive isnt RAID. I'm still not sure what my options are. Just add a new drive of the size you feel you need, and forget about RAID. I guess I can understand that because I will be dealing with large files that the data will be read into RAM

40GB Disappeared
Klaus Linke fotosatz_kaufm...@t-online.de microsoft public word docmanagement Hi John, First two general tips if you're using Find/Replace on large files: -- Look that you have ample disk space. I usually try to keep at least 1 GByte free. -- Clean out temporary files on a regular basis. The temp files folder

Long Docs - SLOOOOW to Work In
Information about malloc is in the INSTALL file in the source distribution. You can find out whether you are using perl's malloc by typing "perl -V:usemymalloc". For large files, it's better to loop: while (<FILE>) { push(@wanted, $_) if /pattern/; } * Avoid unnecessary quotes and stringification Don't quote

Can you find the logic error?
Does anyone know any sites that have large files (doesn't matter what) that are free to download so I could test my speed. Thanks . Binary newsgroups ? Fileplanet ? Game demos ? -- Bunnies aren't just cute like everybody supposes ! They got them hoppy legs and twitchy little noses ! And what's with all the carrots

pepXML bug
Jeff Liebermann je...@comix.santa-cruz.ca.us comp unix sco misc On Mon, 25 May 98 20:38:42 GMT, tss...@mail.aracnet.com (Ray Robert) wrote: find / -size 20000 -print That gives the file names but not the sizes. It also only give the files that are exactly 100MB big. Try: find / -size +5000 -exec l -d {} \; which

I need to find large files
The files are downloadable from the zip on this page - http://lamplightmus. topcities.com/miditest.html the tunes are stomp1.mid and pfheaven.mid - there are a lot of other files there zipped. I found a large orchestra MIDI in the classical MIDI zip link on the home page http://lamplightmus.topcities.com that also

find files base on size
Since the user seems to be concerned about very large files, this batch file simply finds all files of 1 meg size or larger in the current directory and offers @ECHO OFF dir/ad/-p/os/z | find "," | find/v " " > ^320^.bat There must be EXACTLY six spaces between the quotation marks after the FIND command above.

Splitting extra large files - slice method.
Northern England: http://www.collectbritain.co.uk/collections/dialects/ BBC Voices, collection of UK speech http://www.bbc.co.uk/voices/ IDEA, the International Dialects of English Archive -- Large collection of MP3 speech files from around the world. http://www.ku.edu/~idea/ Fonetiks -- sound clips of 6 kinds of

OT ACDSee & other Freeware, was Re: Posting Binaries.
Jean-Pierre Radley j...@jpr.com comp unix sco misc Neil M. Lensky bruited (on 25May): I'm looking for the existance of some large 10MB or more files. In DGUx there's a command admfsinfo that will find these for me. How do I do it on SCO 5.0.n? Use the find command with the -size option.

delete by size [Mea culpa]
Its the only thing that wil lhave the speed to handle such large files. Thanks robert "Richard Heathfield" <bin...@eton.powernet.co.uk> wrote in message You may find this clearer: fileA = fopen("firstfile", "r"); fileB = fopen("secondfile", "r"); fileC = fopen("outfile", "w"); Note: what if firstfile or