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Post 302219186 by dkranes on Monday 28th of July 2008 10:38:06 AM
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UNCPK(1) General Commands Manual UNCPK(1) NAME
uncpk - manage c64 cpk archives SYNOPSIS
uncpk [OPTION]... FILE... DESCRIPTION
uncpk is an archive tool for Commodore 64 .cpk-format archives. OPTIONS
c Create an archive. x Extract from an archive. l List contents of archive. a Add a file to the archive. v Verbose output. --help Show summary of options. --version Show version of program. EXAMPLES
uncpk c foo.cpk bar Create archive foo.cpk with the single file bar inside it. uncpk a foo.cpk bar Add file bar to archive foo.cpk (which must already exist). uncpk x foo.cpk Extract all files from archive foo.cpk. uncpk l foo.cpk List contents of archive foo.cpk. SEE ALSO
file65(1), ldo65(1), printcbm(1), reloc65(1), dxa(1), xa(1) AUTHOR
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