Re: CCL:Text file transfer between linux and dos

Run the program dos2unix on each file.  If you do not have that program
 do the following:
    tr -d \\015 < 'file name' > 'new file name'
 where 'file name' is the name of the file you have in the mounted DOS
 partition including path and 'new file name' is the name of the file
 including path where you want the file to reside for use in Linux.  If
 you want it to stay where it was and keep the same name you must change
 the name in the 'tr' operation and use 'mv' to change it back to the
 original name.
 Yubo Fan wrote:
 >
 > 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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