panik86 wrote:hello all, i just recently installed YD and its great, but im having problems unzipping .rar files with unrar. I have installed unrar successfully but it doesn't work at all, exe
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[root@localhost ~]# unrar e software.rar
bash: /bin/unrar: cannot execute binary file
I don't know what that means or why it says that but it doesn't work at all,
Where did you get unrar? The message most likely means that the program you downloaded is for a different processor. The PS3's Cell/B.E. processor main core is Power PC (aka PPC) compatible. Most computers use Intel/AMD processors (aka x86 or x86_64). You can't run x86 code on a PPC processor.
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i have also attempted to use 7zip but i get this error when using it
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[root@localhost ~]# 7z e software.rar
7-Zip 4.44 beta Copyright (c) 1999-2007 Igor Pavlov 2007-01-20
p7zip Version 4.44 (locale=en_US.UTF-8,Utf16=on,HugeFiles=on,2 CPUs)
Error:
there is no such archive
Sometimes in Unix you have to specify the full path. (i.e.
/home/user/folder/filename instead of
filename). The cool part is that there's a shortcut to specify the directory you're in - the period. So - if you want to tell a program the full path to a file, you can
cd to the directory -
cd /home/user/folder - then pass the argument with a period to the program -
whatever_program ./filename - that's exactly the same as typing
whatever_program /home/user/folder/filenameSo, try the same command, but use
./ in front of the filename you want to unzip.
unzip was installed using add/remove hardware and 7zip using a terminal command. If anyone could help me that would be sooo great, cuz all i need linux for is unzipping files. BTW im running YD on my PS# if it makes a difference. thx a bunch
Uznip? That should have been installed already. You mean unrar? If so, you may have entered the wrong repositories.
Can I see the output of this command?
cat /etc/yum.repos.d/*ALSO - I notice you're running as root user. This is extremely discouraged. You should create a normal user account and reserve root user for system administrative functions only. Running as root user can lead to serious security problems if you're compromised.
Cheers,
Paul