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Hi Everyone! I'm trying to write a script file that will copy all of the important stuff in my home directory (Users on OSX), compress it and automatically split it into files about 8.5GB so I can then burn the files onto DVDs. I wrote this: zip -rs 8000m /Volumes/Seagate1TB/backup-`date +%Y-%m-%d`.zip Desktop Documents Downloads Music Movies Pictures zipsplit -t -n 800000 /Volumes/Seagate1TB/backup-`date +%Y-%m-%d`.zip the -rs 8000m is seemingly ignored. But I have read a variety of information in the man pages that says there is a file split limitation of 2gb. Can anyone offer any alternate suggestions? Chris
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