#1 tar: invalid option -- j

[Anonymous]

since default gnu tar does not support bzip natively,
there are two different patches for it. One of them is
using "-j" and the other "-y" for bzip based operations.

Therefore, it would be better to handle bz2 files as
"bzcat <file> | tar xf - "

Kind regards,

Kongar

kongar@tsrsb.org.tr