Use the -v option (v is for volume) -v100m will split the archive into chunks of 100MB.
7z -v option supports b k m g (bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes)
7z -v100m a my_zip.7z my_folder/Am 15. Dec, 2020 schwätzte Sebastian via PLUG-discuss so:
moin moin,
The split utility does a binary hatchet job to files.
Generally, you can cat them together ( or you could when I last used split
some time ago ).
cat foo.7z.001 foo.7z.002 >foo.7z
Then do whatever you do with 7zip files. Is that one zip per layer in the
OSI model? :)
ciao,
der.hans
> Anyone know how to extract split 7zip files?
>
> I have two files.
>
> foo.7z.001 and
> foo.7z.002
>
> I know the split 7zip stuff, and how to combine them on windows, but how
> about on Linux? How do you extract this?
>
>
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