Since the 2021/2022 offline release, Caterpillar has shifted many users toward
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#!/bin/bash ROOT="/path/to/CAT_SIS" OUT="/path/to/output" mkdir -p "$OUT" # Inventory find "$ROOT" -type f -printf "%P\t%s\t%TY-%Tm-%Td %TH:%TM:%TS\n" > "$OUT/inventory.tsv" # Checksums cd "$ROOT" sha256sum $(find . -type f | sort) > "$OUT/checksums.sha256" # Aggregate sizes by top-level version folder awk -F'\t' 'split($1,a,"/"); ver=a[1]; size[$(NF-1)]+= $2 ENDfor (v in size) print v, size[v]' "$OUT/inventory.tsv" | sort -k2 -n -r > "$OUT/versions_by_size.txt"
Detailed exploded views and part numbering for every Caterpillar machine produced from 1977 through late 2021. If you intended something different (e
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