Re: CCL:Text file transfer between linux and dos
Try mounting the disk from which you are copying the file with the '-auto'
option. This enables conversion of the text files to Linux format (strips the
CR/LF's and replaces with linefeeds - \n). It only operates on text files, not
binary files.
Dick Harper
rwharper "at@at" lilly.com
Yubo Fan <yubofan "at@at" guomai.sh.cn> on 02/29/2000 02:05:57 AM
To: CHEMISTRY "at@at" ccl.net
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Subject: CCL:Text file transfer between linux and dos
Hi,
I have installed Windows 98 and RedHat Linux 6.1 on my PC. Usually I
edit G98 input file on Windows 98. The problem is when I start Linux and
mount the DOS partitions, I cannot copy the input files correctly.
"^M"
was added to the end of each lines. They cannot work by G98.
I need some help. Is there a way to copy the files by ascii way (not
binary way).
Thanks in advance
Y. Fan
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