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From: sillyhat on 7 May 2008 15:18
Hello, can someone please help.

I have an 8GB file and need the md5sum of every 64MB block in the
file.

I'm looking for some ideas on how to write a script to do this using
bash - not interested in perl or other language solutions.

The size of my disk is 10GB with a smallish linux system and 256MB
free disk space.

Thanks for all constructive posts.

Hal
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