Using Linux / Ubuntu is there a means by which I can work with EBCDIC files?
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Are there any tools available on Ubuntu that I can use to generate EBCDIC files? I need to BS up one for a test.
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Are there any tools available on Ubuntu that I can use to generate EBCDIC files? I need to BS up one for a test.
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I don't know what "BS up one for a test" means, but you should be able to convert ASCII to EDCBIC usingiconve.g.iconv -f ASCII -t EBCDIC-US somefile
– steeldriver
Nov 27 at 0:06
ddalso has ebcdic conversion capabilities - manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/en/man1/dd.1posix.html
– guiverc
Nov 27 at 0:08
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Are there any tools available on Ubuntu that I can use to generate EBCDIC files? I need to BS up one for a test.
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Are there any tools available on Ubuntu that I can use to generate EBCDIC files? I need to BS up one for a test.
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asked Nov 26 at 23:47
NonYaBidnezz
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asked Nov 26 at 23:47
NonYaBidnezz
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asked Nov 26 at 23:47
NonYaBidnezz
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asked Nov 26 at 23:47
NonYaBidnezz
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asked Nov 26 at 23:47
NonYaBidnezz
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I don't know what "BS up one for a test" means, but you should be able to convert ASCII to EDCBIC usingiconve.g.iconv -f ASCII -t EBCDIC-US somefile
– steeldriver
Nov 27 at 0:06
ddalso has ebcdic conversion capabilities - manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/en/man1/dd.1posix.html
– guiverc
Nov 27 at 0:08
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I don't know what "BS up one for a test" means, but you should be able to convert ASCII to EDCBIC usingiconve.g.iconv -f ASCII -t EBCDIC-US somefile
– steeldriver
Nov 27 at 0:06
ddalso has ebcdic conversion capabilities - manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/en/man1/dd.1posix.html
– guiverc
Nov 27 at 0:08
I don't know what "BS up one for a test" means, but you should be able to convert ASCII to EDCBIC using
iconv e.g. iconv -f ASCII -t EBCDIC-US somefile– steeldriver
Nov 27 at 0:06
I don't know what "BS up one for a test" means, but you should be able to convert ASCII to EDCBIC using
iconv e.g. iconv -f ASCII -t EBCDIC-US somefile– steeldriver
Nov 27 at 0:06
dd also has ebcdic conversion capabilities - manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/en/man1/dd.1posix.html– guiverc
Nov 27 at 0:08
dd also has ebcdic conversion capabilities - manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/en/man1/dd.1posix.html– guiverc
Nov 27 at 0:08
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I don't know what "BS up one for a test" means, but you should be able to convert ASCII to EDCBIC using
iconve.g.iconv -f ASCII -t EBCDIC-US somefile– steeldriver
Nov 27 at 0:06
ddalso has ebcdic conversion capabilities - manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/bionic/en/man1/dd.1posix.html– guiverc
Nov 27 at 0:08