Use the RAR command to compress the volume in Ubuntu.

I have never thought about how to compress volumes in Linux, because Windows systems are used in daily office work, and any compression software can be used in the following sections. I have never tried it in Linux, because my Ubuntu is installed on my PC, and I only tell it a few hours after work every day to pass the time. The most common application is to go to the Internet, chat, listen to music, and play games. A pure entertainment machine. I downloaded many Ubuntu tutorials on my computer to learn about Ubuntu.

I have never thought about how to compress volumes in Linux, because Windows systems are used in daily office work, and any compression software can be used in the following sections.

I have never tried it in Linux, because my Ubuntu is installed on my PC, and I only tell it a few hours after work every day to pass the time. The most common application is to go to the Internet, chat, listen to music, and play games.

A pure entertainment machine.

To learn about Ubuntu, I downloaded many Ubuntu tutorials on my computer. I am going to upload some of the tutorials on my computer to the jar to share them with you.

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This is the reason why I have considered what software is used in Ubuntu to split the volume for compression, which is the most convenient?

So I had to find it online ..

The following content is found: Reference:

Ar split-volume Compression

Rar a-v1024k original file (PATH)

Note: "a" indicates "add".-v1024k indicates a file with a size of 1024.

For example, my eva package

Rar a-v1024k eva.rar eva_0.4.921-1_i386.deb

Multiple packages like this will be generated

Eva.part1.rar

Eva.part2.rar

Rar Decompression

Rar e source.rar first, copy the file Ubuntu8.04 to the desktop)

Use the ls command to display the desktop file as shown in the figure below: