How to Create Dummy file of 1GB or 10GB in LinuxUnix

Example 1 gb txt file simulates real-world scenarios in your software and hardware testing, allowing you to experiment with fake but consistent files of ...

I want to do some testing on my SD Card and need a large txt file with Data to do this. Is there a way to create a .txt file (>1GB) with Data ...

1GB text [Project Gutenburg] dataset that can be used for applications that requires text files of volume over 1GB

I'm trying to make a script to read and write to a specefic line using a stream without actually opening and writing the whole file.

Task: Process 3 text files of close to 1GB size and turn them into csv files. The source files have a custom structure, so regular expressions ...

Create a 1GB.bin random content file: dd if=/dev/urandom of=1GB.bin bs=64M count=16 iflag=fullblock

The answer lies in using /dev/random or /dev/urandom, but other posts here only show how to add all kinds of data to a file using these things, but I want to ...

1gb files can contain about 170 million 5 letter words. So it will be around 1.02 billion characters.

I am looking for an Android application that can open this 800 mb file without getting crashes. I try to open it with Microsoft Office and it work but seconds ...

So i'm using this command to generate a 1gb random text file: base64 /dev/urandom | head -c 1000000000 > file.txt.