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95.3 mb per part and 53 parts total. There was an iso file inside and I don't think I can find the link to the files anymore, it was backed up in my other drive for a while.
One Part:
100000000 bytes
Whole ISO:
5736566784 bytes
5.35 GB.
2009-11-07 05:34:00 UTC by gtx75
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Sorry, meant
7z x -oDESTINATION archive.tar.gz -irWANTEDFILE(S)
2009-11-06 23:08:55 UTC by zmaker5
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I've been fiddling for almost an hour and I can't figure out how to use the -i switch with the x command
Basically I have a .tar.gz file with some pretty complex directories and I just need to grab a handful of files out of it
Could someone give me an example of this? I tried a list file, I tried passing the full path that is inside the archive, I've tried several things, basically I want.
2009-11-06 23:08:00 UTC by zmaker5
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Under Windows 7 Home Premium I am having the same problem with the x-64 edition of 7-zip.
Any solutions to my not being able to associate extensions?.
2009-11-06 21:02:04 UTC by willi173
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What is OS? For NT5+ what I show will do as you desire. Do you try?
$ cd /d T:\Test\abcdef
$ dir /b /s
T:\Test\abcdef\archive name with spaces.7z
$ FOR %I IN (*.7z) DO 7z x -o".\unzip3\%~nI" "%I"
$ 7z x -o".\unzip3\archive name with spaces" "archive name with spaces.7z"
7-Zip 4.65...
2009-11-06 20:20:31 UTC by ikxcsshcm7
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I'm not sure if you understood my query, what you've written doesn't look like command line 7zip.
I've got the unzip functionality, as I've posted originally, I'm just not sure how to make the zip unzip into a folder named after the zip.
e.g. test1.zip contains a folder structure
I want to unzip test1.zip into a folder called test1 (As it's the name of the zip) at a destination of my...
2009-11-06 19:35:27 UTC by stevex33
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Requesting the contents of a BZ2 archive in extended mode does not display the file inside
4.65
9.07.
2009-11-06 19:13:04 UTC by taciturne
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CD /D "C:\Documents and Settings\Steve\Desktop\Visual Basic Stuff"
FOR %I IN (*.7z) DO 7z x -o".\unzip3\%~nI" "%I"
To use in a script - double up the percent signs.
FOR %%I IN (*.7z) DO 7z x -o".\unzip3\%%~nI" "%%I".
2009-11-06 18:31:49 UTC by ikxcsshcm7
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Hello everyone,
as there are countless questions regarding 7-zip (allthough Igor wrote a pretty *good* help-file!), you are welcome to write some additional info. Maybe you could consider to build in some kind of F.A.Q.?!
Best regards!
2009-11-06 17:35:39 UTC by vacon
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Oops : correction - dropped some chars.
I wound up with this: 7z a archive.7z -i!* -x!*.* -x!*\.
2009-11-06 14:53:23 UTC by kissacct
