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    I am trying to extract qcow2 file using below commands. Top level is an image file. Extracted using below command. 7z -y x file_name.img -ofile_name.img_extracted Top level extracted successfully. Inside the img, there are 2 files. readme.json output.qcow2 I tried extracting inner archive output.qcow2 using the command 7z -y x output.qcow2 -ooutput.qcow2_extracted. I am getting below error ERROR: Can't allocate required memory! I verified the memory. My server has 16 TB of available space. After...

  • Posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion on 7-Zip

    I am trying to extract qcow2 file using below commands. Top level is an image file. Extracted using below command. 7z -y x file_name.img -ofile_name.img_extracted Top level extracted successfully. Inside the img, there are 2 files. readme.txt output.qcow2 I tried extracting inner archive output.qcow2 using the command 7z -y x output.qcow2 -ooutput.qcow2_extracted. I am getting below error ERROR: Can't allocate required memory! I verified the memory. My server has 16 TB of available space. After debugging...

  • Posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion on 7-Zip

    I have you almost same command except the options -t*. Does this option prevent extracting to /dev/sda3?

  • Posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion on 7-Zip

    hi I am trying unpack ".qcow2" image to a directory. I used below command 7z -y x output.qcow2 -oextracted But looks like 7zip is mounting to /dev/sda3. Is it possible to unpack to a directory instead of mounting to a partition?

  • Posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion on 7-Zip

    hi I am trying unpack ".qcow2" image to a directory. I used below command 7z -y x output.qcow2 -oextracted But looks like 7zip is mounting to /dev/sda3. Is it possible to unpack to a directory instead of mounting to a partition?

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