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damian bamforth schreef: |
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> On Sat, 2005-10-22 14:59:02, Rumen Yotov wrote: |
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>> IIRC you can use "7zip" for Windows to >uncompress |
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> .bz2 compressed files. |
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>> Or search for bzip2 for Windows (was "win tools" or something |
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>> similar). |
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> I have managed to decompress the file with 'bsdtar', however, this |
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> does not result in an 'iso' but actually turns the |
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> livecd64-ahorn5.iso.bz2 into all the files that would make up the |
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> livecd64-ahorn5.iso, so I do end up with all the files, but not an |
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> image I can burn onto a cd. |
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Perhaps the file you're using has been deliberately misnamed. Or, |
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perhaps bsdtar is not as useful a program as it would seem at first glance. |
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If you remove the *.bz2 extension, leaving the filename as just *.iso, |
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can it then be burned as an ISO in your CD burning software? |
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In any case I would check the file with WinRAR or 7zip (or even Total |
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Commander) to confirm that it really is a bzipped iso, and not just an |
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ISO that has been renamed to iso.bz2 |
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Holly |
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