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Old 06-03-2008, 06:11 PM   #31
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Looking at the OP (post 1) I'd guess the 'challenge' is he didn't know how to solve it, in particular he was worried about the large size (10GB+) of each file. (Post 27 says 15GB).
The 'awk' bit I think is because he guessed/assumed that would be a good tool to use.
 
  


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