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#31
can anyone pleaz tell me a detailed command-line for extracting a file named "hello.7z".
i put this file in the following path : Nokia-N900/Documents/dict/hello.7z
thx in advance !w!

Last edited by cattuong89; 2010-06-02 at 08:38.
 
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#32
Originally Posted by cattuong89 View Post
can anyone pleaz tell me a detailed command-line for extracting a file named "hello.7z".
i put this file in the following path : Nokia-N900/Documents/dict/hello.7z
thx in advance !w!
If i'm not wrong it should be:

7z x /home/user/MyDocs/.documents/dict/hello.7z
 

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Originally Posted by torpedo48 View Post
If i'm not wrong it should be:

7z x /home/user/MyDocs/.documents/dict/hello.7z
i have tried and it works great ! Thank u very much torpedo48.
but one problem is that where are all the files that are extracted from the archive ? they are supposed to be in the same folder 'dict'
 
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Originally Posted by cattuong89 View Post
i have tried and it works great ! Thank u very much torpedo48.
but one problem is that where are all the files that are extracted from the archive ? they are supposed to be in the same folder 'dict'
Oh yeah I'm so sorry: I should have said this before.

7zip extracts the files in your current folder, so if you want to extract an archive in the same folders it is, you have to enter that folder with cd and then extract the package.

For example, in your case:

cd /home/user/MyDocs/.documents/dict

[press ENTER]

7z x hello.7z

[press ENTER]

Now it should work as you want.
 

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Originally Posted by torpedo48 View Post
Oh yeah I'm so sorry: I should have said this before.

7zip extracts the files in your current folder, so if you want to extract an archive in the same folders it is, you have to enter that folder with cd and then extract the package.

For example, in your case:

cd /home/user/MyDocs/.documents/dict

[press ENTER]

7z x hello.7z

[press ENTER]

Now it should work as you want.
great ! that's so kind of u !
thks again man,
have a nice day !
 
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#36
7za doesn't support the new PR1.2. Is there any chance to get another or a new version to manage archive? Love the cmd line because the GUI of other zipper are aweful and need a strong rework...
 
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Originally Posted by jake2kone View Post
7za doesn't support the new PR1.2. Is there any chance to get another or a new version to manage archive? Love the cmd line because the GUI of other zipper are aweful and need a strong rework...
It's strange, I'm using it right now on my PR 1.2 Nokia N900... Maybe I'm not using the devel version, I've downloaded it from an independent repository.
 

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#38
I haven't found it in the maemo-repos yet.
Can you tell me the repo you got it from?

(I need it to zip my netxml-files)
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#39
These should be the actual version in Testing:

http://maemo.org/packages/package_in...dfsg.1-1-m5-1/

I've found my 7zip (working with PR 1.2) in the repository I've written in the OP, but be careful I can't guarantee anything.
 

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#40
I can't find it through programmmanager and when I try to install it with the deb, a message notifies me that this package isn't compatible.
Too much risk to install it with force. :-/

Any alternatives?
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