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Timestamps are file attributes those holds information like creation time, modification time, access time etc. We can see that detailed information is provided during conversion. $ dos2unix -iso a.txt Specify Conversion Mode In this example, we will convert to ASCII format with the -iso option. `-1252` will convert from Windows CP1252 to Unix UTF-8 or Unicode.`-850` will convert from DOS CP850 to Unix Latin-1.

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`-iso` will convert from default code page into Unix Latin-1.

We can use the following options and conversion modes. While converting there are different conversion modes which provide alternative about the conversion. a.txt will be converted as the same file name. We will start with a simple example where we will convert the file which is created in the Windows or MS-DOS environment named a.txt into a file which will be used in the Linux environment. We can see that the file a.txt is encoded with the ISO-8859 and have CRLF or Windows line terminators. $ file a.txt Print Given File Encoding and Type We will use the Linux file command which provides this information.

We will start by listing or printing the given file encoding type and line terminator type. Default encoding of Windows Files are UTF-16 but in Linux, UTF-8 is used.End of line is specified with Carriage Return `CR` followed by Line Feed `LF` in Windows but In Linux, only Line Feed `LF` is used.

#Lzip rhel install#

$ sudo dnf install dos2unix dos2unix Fedora, CentOS, RedHat Hidden Characters ProblemĪs stated previously there are some characters which are not used in Linux text files but used in Windows text files. $ sudo apt install dos2unix dos2unix Ubuntu, Debian, Mint, Kali Fedora, CentOS, RedHat We will use apt command and dos2unix package name for installation. Install dos2unixĪs dos2unix tool is a very simple tool we can install it for different Linux distributions like below easily. If we want to use a text file which is created or edited in Windows or MS-DOS environment in Linux we need to change the text file into Linux format with the dos2unix tool. While using these platforms to edit and read text file there will be problems. Different operating systems like Linux and Windows have different text file formats which are not compatible with each other.