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Easy way to get csv list of files with each md5-sum using free TREESIZE.EXE from https://downloads.jam-software.de/filelist/FileList.zip
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cd <path to parent folder of the files> | |
echo "Do not open c:\temp\filelist-with-md5.csv until you see current time displayed" | |
filelist /md5 > c:\temp\filelist-with-md5.csv | |
time /t |
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Example: On windows, start:
cmd /u
and in the cmd window that appears type command similar to those in transcript belowIf choco is not found, manually download FILELIST.zip from https://downloads.jam-software.de/filelist/FileList.zip. Unzip and copy FileList.exe and FileList.chm to your path or c:\temp\ folder
... or if you did not have filelist.exe in your path instead type:
NOTE: In this example, the csv file was not be ready to open until after 15+ minutes needed to calculate md5 checksum for each of 150 files of 600+MB each. You will know when the csv file is ready when the prompt returns and/or you see current time. Dozens of pages of help for using FileList.exe command-line-utility can be searched by opening the FileList.chm file. If windows does not open the chm file correctly, the free sumatrapdf reader can open it:
choco upgrade sumatrapdf.install
A description and online-manual for FileList is at https://www.jam-software.com/filelist