how to extract tar.gz file ???/
halo...i did download a file called graphviz-2.8.tar.gz
When i tried to extract the file by using command, i cannot do so.It shown as below: [root@localhost mobilemesh-1.0]# tar -zxvf graphviz-2.8.tar.gz tar: graphviz-2.8.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now tar: Child returned status 2 tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors May i know what is the difference between "tar -xvf" and "tar -zxvf" ??? |
The z is for gzip files. Are you sure you are running the command in the same directory as the file - the error says it can't find it, not that it can't open it.
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ohhh.. now i did noticed it that i didn't type on the same directory. Thanks
But one thing i want to ask is when i able to extract the file, the extracted file seem like cannot move to others directory. It got a symbol on the extracted file like a 'red pen" seem like cannot edit the content of the file. If i extracted the file by right click on it and choose extract, it did not have such symbol on the file. May be you might get confius with what i am trying to say. Did you know why?????? Sorry to mentioned that i am using fedora core 4. |
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(Moreover, the flash plugin I installed the other day worked just fine after install-simple, too: just click a button and voila- but when I rebooted, no go. I've been googling it seems forever for something a newbie would understand on how to unzip the new download file, but I get the same response as the person above me did.) There's an explanation on the disappearing act somewhere, too, but I don't have it. |
cd = change directory, so
cd /path/to/file/ |
iam useing fedora7,while iam extracting "eclipse-java-europa-linux-gtk.tar.gz"
i can only get less amount of data, near 256 kb.its orginal size is 76mb. so cant instal that software |
iam using fedora7,
i try to extract "eclipse-java-europa-linux-gtk.tar.gz",its file is 76mb, but after extracting its only below .5mb, so cant hav to install |
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