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Hi,
I am having a DAT file of zip 3.8 GB. i have zipped it and loaded from windows to Linux through file transfer utility. When i tried to unzip the file in linux i am getting this error.
.dat: write error (disk full?). Continue? (y/n/^C)
I am having 19 GB free space. Pls help me
Does it give you this error right away or after its been running for a while? You do realize that zip files are compressed and you could be potentially unzipping a file that takes up more space than you have available.
Distribution: Debian. (Formerly Slackware, Gentoo, RHEL, and Suse)
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Originally Posted by sammano
Hi,
I am having a DAT file of zip 3.8 GB. i have zipped it and loaded from windows to Linux through file transfer utility. When i tried to unzip the file in linux i am getting this error.
.dat: write error (disk full?). Continue? (y/n/^C)
I am having 19 GB free space. Pls help me
I've just discovered that RHEL3's version of unzip does not support large files, maybe your problem is the same. Try downloading info-zip's unzip biaries for linux and using that instead.
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