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I've got gnochive 7.0.0 as my extractor, but it doesn't seem to extract these .bz2 files. Does anyone know the right procedure and/or software to get these files unzipped>?
the tar command didn't seem to work (nor did gnochive). Would this have something to do with the fact that I'm on RH 7.3?
Where to get bunzip2?
Thanx. Scott
Originally posted by theonlylivinggo the tar command didn't seem to work (nor did gnochive). Would this have something to do with the fact that I'm on RH 7.3?
Where to get bunzip2?
Thanx. Scott
let me try again. I'm on 2 computers...this one is online and in another room than the new Linux box. So let me get this straight:
type in the command (root level) bunzip2 [gnochive-0.7.0,bz2]
does this install some kind of plugin to enable the bz2 extractions?
Okay, I get part of it...I did a man on bunzip2 so I'll just keep exploring. I'm pretty (completely?) new to this LInux world, so thanks for bearing with me.
Scott
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