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I use to have unrar-3.7.8-1.gz installed on my DNS-323. But I would like to update it to the newest. But im not able to do it?
Im uninstalling unrar like this :
funpkg -r unrar-3.7.8-1.gz
I then recive:
Removing package unrar-3.7.8-1.gz ...
Removing file /mnt/HD_a2/ffp/bin/unrar
Then I do:
funpkg -i unrar-3.9.9-arm.gz
Then this happend?
tar: invalid tar magic
FATAL: /mnt/HD_a2/unrar-3.9.9-arm.gz: Failed to unpack package
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Anyone know what to do? or what I did wrong?
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After gzip -d unrar-3.9.9-arm.gz, it just unzips a file called unrar. I can't even execute it (have given it 755 perms). How do I use this?
Thanks
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move it to your path or ./unrar?
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How can I find my path (I know it's my path env variable, just can't remember how to check it/set it). set PATH? set, to view?
Thanks!
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Ok, so I re-installed two new HDDs and reinstalled FFP0.5. I'm trying to get unrar 3.9.9 installed, but after I gzip -d unrar-3.9.9-arm.gz, it unzips a file called unrar-3.9.9-arm. It has r/w but no x permissions for root, which can't be the executable right? Anyway, I try giving it 777 and I still can't execute. Even after copying it to /ffp/bin and using both '/ffp/bin/unrar-3.9.9-arm' to run and './unrar-3.9.9-arm' while in the directory it's in.
I did this SAME thing above back in April, and apparently had no issues. But what's different now is that when I gzip -d unrar-3.9.9-arm.gz, it leaves a file called unrar-3.9.9-arm instead of just 'unrar' like it did in April. What am I doing wrong this time?
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I seem to have the same problem; both on my DNS-323 and on a Sheevaplug:
sheevaplug:~# wget http://www.rarlab.com/rar/unrar-3.9.9-arm.gz --2010-10-22 19:43:25-- http://www.rarlab.com/rar/unrar-3.9.9-arm.gz Resolving www.rarlab.com... 217.70.129.242 Connecting to www.rarlab.com|217.70.129.242|:80... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 104430 (102K) [application/x-gzip] Saving to: `unrar-3.9.9-arm.gz' 100%[======================================>] 104,430 121K/s in 0.8s 2010-10-22 19:43:27 (121 KB/s) - `unrar-3.9.9-arm.gz' saved [104430/104430] sheevaplug:~# gzip -d unrar-3.9.9-arm.gz sheevaplug:~# chmod 755 unrar-3.9.9-arm sheevaplug:~# ./unrar-3.9.9-arm -bash: ./unrar-3.9.9-arm: No such file or directory sheevaplug:~# file ./unrar-3.9.9-arm ./unrar-3.9.9-arm: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, ARM, version 1, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.4.1, stripped sheevaplug:~# ldd ./unrar-3.9.9-arm /usr/bin/ldd: line 116: ./unrar-3.9.9-arm: No such file or directory sheevaplug:~#
This looks like a bad executable or it was not built for the right target.
The file command tells us something about the file. It is indeed an executable, but it says ARM version 1 and it is for kernel 2.4.1. We're running a 2.6 kernel. I don't know if that matters.
The ldd command tells which libs the executable depends on. It does not seem to recognize the executable enough to list the libs.
So, I'd look for another version someplace that is built differently. Or, this might be a good time to fish that executable out of your backup.
Dunno what else to say at the moment.
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Could someone explain to me why is this latest version so important? I'm using 3.9.2-1 and could install optware 3.9.8-1, but haven't bothered. What's so important about it?
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Nothing, but I honestly can't find an ARM package prior to 3.9.9 on WinRars site. Do you have a link to 3.9.2-1?
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InBonobo wrote:
Could someone explain to me why is this latest version so important? I'm using 3.9.2-1 and could install optware 3.9.8-1, but haven't bothered. What's so important about it?
I had some rar files that I could not do a unrar, but when I used winrar the files was able to be unrar'd.
After I installed a newer version, I was able to make the files unrar'd on the NAS.
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@Bravo,
Do you still have the .gz for 3.9.9 that you downloaded? Karlrado and I are having trouble with the version on winrar.com. I was able to do it back in April but since then I've reinstalled ffp and don't have the original .gz I used..
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Here is the file:
unrar-3.9.9-1.tgz
http://peecee.dk/upload/view/272477
Regards Bravo
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Odd, when I 'tar -xzf unrar-3.9.9-1.tgz' it doesn't do anything.
When I gunzip the .tgz, it leaves the tar. But when I 'tar -xf unrar-3.9.9-1.tar' it doesn't do anything either. Am I doing something wrong?
Last edited by bound4h (2010-10-26 21:12:08)
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Nevermind got it.
'tar xvzf unrar-3.9.9-1.tgz' did it.
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btw..
Here is also a lot of things to DNS-323: http://ffp.wolf-u.li/
There is also a new version of unrar: http://ffp.wolf-u.li/additional/app-arch/
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Great, thanks for the link Bravo
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