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		<title>Advice for posting par2 and split files</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ 
  ( Thanks a lot to &#8220;Nobody&#8221; @ a.b.m.a.d for this part! )
You don&#8217;t need a file splitter do it, the split command-line will do the job easily.
Posting rules :
* The split files must be a multiple of the par2 block-size, if not some blocks can be lost between two split files.
* The [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Split 001 002 files with Linux</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Concatenation of multiple split files.
These split files are likely to be made by Quickpar users under windows, so the perfect way to assemble them is to use the par2 command line. ( from the parchive package )
par2 r myfile.par2 myfile.*
That way, all the split files will be considered as additionnal blocks, and it will check, [...]]]></description>
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