Create a Large file in Linux
 

I want to create a large file size lets says 600G. I used command
# fallocate -l 600G file01
Although I got the file of my size but the things is, there is no data. I want to create a file with size 600G and random data in it.

Any suggestion?

This is going to take a while, but something like this should work for you:

You could also use bs=1G count=6 but you may get an error about not enough memory on such an operation.

This may qualify as the understatement of the day so far .... :p

Thanks, Yes, I was testing 'dd' command.But, the thing is it is slow. My command was:
# dd dd if=/dev/urandom of=file01 bs=1024 count=2097152

Little confusion, which one to use /dev/random or /dev/urandom so that I don't have to wait long to populate my file.

As the manpag says, urandom will be quicker, but not as random. May not matter.
There is also frandom, but probably isn't available in your distro, so you'd have to compile and insmod it.

For junk (rather than truly random data) to fill a file like that, I generate a small random file (10 Meg say), and merely copy it multiple times to the destination file. Much quicker, but not close to random.