Topic: Corrupt 7z file?
Trying to extract Linux version of Pianoteq Stage fails.
7za e pianoteq_stage_linux_v421.7z
Error: Can not open file as archive
Same error using 7za x or t.
Any help appreciated.
-Greg Hill
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- varpa
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Re: Corrupt 7z file?
What does "file pianoteq_stage_linux_v421.7z" say? Should say
pianoteq_stage_linux_v421.7z 7-zip archive data, version 0.2
Extract with the "x" option, "e" does not work correctly. I do not have the stage version, otherwise I'd give you the md5sum for this file. Have you tried downloading the file a 2nd time?
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Re: Corrupt 7z file?
Downloaded a 3rd time and it worked.
<Shrug>
-Greg
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Re: Corrupt 7z file?
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Hope it will help you.