Export from linux import to windows

Hi,
I have a need to export perfstat from a linux database and import into a windows database. Is this possible with the differing operating systems?
rgds
Alan

Please confirm:
1) Your requirement is to install the PerfSTat user on the Linux machine, and get StatsPack running? or
2) Your requirement is to transfer Statspack snapshots from Windows to Linux?
If 1), perhaps it would be wiser to simply install a fresh copy of statspack as described here
If 2), that makes no sense to me as the baseline is no longer relevant

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100005 3 tcp 613 mountd
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100003 3 udp 2049 nfs
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