Igor Pavlov

It's feature for Windows version: 7z x *.zip -o* Linux version was released later. So it still uses that feature. You can do it so now : create directory, change current directory to that created path, and then extract archive to that current directory. Maybe we need new additional switch to turn off that feature in Linux.

It's feature for Windows version: 7z x *.zip -o* Linux version was released later. So it still uses that feature. You can do it sonow : create directory, change current directory to that created path, and ten extract archive to that directory. Maybe we need new additional switch to turn off that feature.

The patch is simple and it works. The user probably didn't check what exact dll file was used.

So what of them are used by real udf files?

That example was not "good" file. Are there simple and small examples?

YOU_KILL_ME_1_failed.iso is the iso file with "249" type. YOU_KILL_ME_2_succeed.iso is the iso file created with ImgBurn, which can be open by 7z successfully.

Do we need to support such iso files in 7-Zip with such DescriptorCRCLength values ? Do other UDF programs support them?

Discussion may be closed --> https://sourceforge.net/p/sevenzip/bugs/2620/