I just downloaded ACID, the current highest rated GTK 2 theme on Gnome-look, for my Fuduntu box and the compressed file is a 7z one. However, in Fuduntu, there is no preinstalled tool to extract 7z files. Hence I got this message:
7z is the format that is handled by 7-zip, an open source Windows archive manager with a very high compression ratio.
Hi there,
I recently got some ROM images that are in .zip format for the M.E.S.S. and I am trying to get them to work so I can play some old school games (which I have also the ROM images for). I am trying to get the program to work. It is giving me an error when I try to uncompress the .zip files, here's the error.
How can I ensure the folder that I tar and compress is good to be archive in DVD or tape? Must I uncompress and untar the file, or there is any way to tell the integerity of the compressed file before send to archive? I have bad experience on this, which the archive compressed file cold not be opened, the error message is unexpected EOF. I guess it could be incomplete archive process.
Hi,
Am having a file. I checked that file format by the following command
Code:
file filename
Output is
Code:
filename: data
So the file is data format file
Am trying to view that file so i have used some commands like cat,more so on but it showing the contents like compressed form(full of Symbols).
Has anyone gotten this to work properly with Win 7? I can see files and upload to web disk but I am not able to open any existing files or download anything.
When I try to open a file I get the error:
Quote:
There was an error opening this document.
How would you go about backing up just some files and subdirectories of a given directory to a compressed archive so that the tree structure could then easily be recreated from that archive.
Basically, rsync, with a little bit of scripting around (to select the files and folders I need) does the job, except I don't want to just copy.
I try to implement cat>filename command in NASM in Ubuntu 11.04 using system calls. My program is compiled successfully and run successfully (seems so). But whenever I tried to fire cat filename command it shows "No such file or directory" yet I see the file residing in the directory.
Howdy,
So what I am looking to do is combine an archive and a script file.
john@box:/data/john/downloads$ unrar e 347a.jpg
UNRAR 3.93 freeware Copyright (c) 1993-2010 Alexander Roshal
347a.jpg is not RAR archive
No files to extractI'm eager to find out what this is all about...Meanwhile, there's the Open With extension. I use it to open media files in my mplayer wrapper script, so it might well do what you want.