Dividing a large folder into parts

Question

System Programming

Tell me please, can anyone know what kind of software that could solve the following problem:

There is a folder with the following structure:

Subfolder1
Subfolder1.1, Size 2 GB
Subfolder1.2, Size 2 GB
Subfolder1.3, Size 2 GB
Subfolder2
Subfolder2.1, Size 2 GB
Subsubfolder2.2, Size 2 GB
Subfolder2.3, Size 2 GB

It is necessary that the program divide this folder into folders of 5 GB as follows:
Folder1
Subfolder1
Subfolder1.1, Size 2 GB
Subsubfolder1.2, Size 2 GB
Subfolder1.3, piece in 1GB
Folder2
Subfolder1
Subfolder1.3, the remaining piece in 1GB
Subfolder2
Subfolder2.1, Size 2 GB
Subfolder2.2, Size 2 GB
Folder3
Subfolder2
Subfolder2.3, Size 2 GB

To be able to combine the contents of the resulting three folders to get a copy of the original.
I tried the Folder Ax softinka, but it dumps all the files in a heap, and I need to save the folder structure, which can be quite complicated.

Answer 1

If there are up to 10 folders, then it will be faster to rake with your hands. And for the remaining space, I advise you to fill in the corrective files:
www.ice-graphics.com/ICEECC/IndexE.html
Discs are also not durable.
The link is a program that works on a very cool Reed-Solomon algorithm.
Allows very efficient data recovery.
If it is very primitive, then for example, if you wrote down 4 GB, and 400 MB of data to recover, then you can recover ANY 10% of the data. Wherever the files are not corrupted. At the beginning, at the end, 40 mb every 100 meters. Doesn't matter.

Answer 2

In my opinion, the only option here is to write the script yourself (ask a programmer / admin friend, if any), the task is too narrow and specialized.

Answer 3

Can try which thread to adapt the archiver if you need it ready.
Choose the size of the archive, without compression, but is there a feature not to split files - it's hard to say

Answer 4

Someone wants to backup on DVD, and at the same time view without losing the structure?) Without knowing the contents of the folders, this is difficult to do. Indeed, in folder 1.3 there may be two files - 1.5 GB and 500m.