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file.tgz.1of2 & file.tgz.2of2
Hi all,

Need help. Anybody seen this kind of file before?
file.tgz.1of2
file.tgz.2of2

how to extract this tgz file? Any help?
Tq
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Try:

Code:
cat file.tgz.1of2 file.tgz.2of2 > all.tgz && tar xfz all.tgz
If your tar does not support -z use two separate commands.
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looks like tarred gzipped files.

Code:
 gunzip -c <tgz_file> | tar -xvf
should suffice...

or just gunzip them, then check contents with tar -tf...
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Hi Rudoulov,

Thanks for the quick reply... but I got this error
-bash: -xfz: command not found
Any help? Thanks again
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Hm, try:

1.

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cat file.tgz.1of2 file.tgz.2of2 > all.tgz
2.

Code:
gzip -dc all.tgz|tar -xvf
I suppose the archive was split ...
Did you try the commands Tytalus posted?
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Thanks radoulov & Tytalus.... u all are great...
Thanks again
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