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I have a few multi part archives made by pkzip. Unzip does not seem to support this format and whenever I try to find the shareware/freeware linux version of pkzip I am inundated with windows only versions.
Can someone help me either find an older version or source for pkzip or suggest another utility that would work? I am running slackware 11.0
I maybe be blindly not seeing this but from what I remember gzip does not support the .zip format. I have always used unzip for .zip files especially those created on Windows. This multi-part archives were created by pkzip on a windows machine.
Neither gzip nor unzip natively handle the multi-part pkzip format. According to http://www.info-zip.org/FAQ.html#multivol, you can use the following to do it manually:
Code:
cat part1.zip part2.zip etc.zip > monster.zip
zip -F monster.zip
Then, just unzip the archive. I haven't tried this, so I hope it works, but...
Last edited by gilead; 08-20-2007 at 10:28 PM.
Reason: Missed the multi-part description of the pkzip format
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