Need help with: “file type Gzip archive is not supportedâ€
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I’ve downloaded the Ltc core wallet on Ubuntu 16.04, 32bit. When I try opening the folder, a message tells me ‘file type Gzip archive is not supported’. So I downloaded Xarchiver and tried again, with the same result. Thoughts, anybody? And yes: I’m a bit of a noob.
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I’ve downloaded the Ltc core wallet on Ubuntu 16.04, 32bit. When I try opening the folder, a message tells me ‘file type Gzip archive is not supported’. So I downloaded Xarchiver and tried again, with the same result. Thoughts, anybody? And yes: I’m a bit of a noob.
downloads zip gzip unzip
asked May 18 at 19:11
guf
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Please specify the folder that you tried to open...
– Olimjon
May 18 at 19:26
Did you try "Open With other Application" and select Xarchiver?
– EODCraft Staff
May 18 at 20:43
@EODCraft: That's what I first tried, yes. Downloaded Xarchiver, but it didn't do the trick. But, as indicated below, an automatic update solved the issue for me.
– guf
May 19 at 19:15
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I’ve downloaded the Ltc core wallet on Ubuntu 16.04, 32bit. When I try opening the folder, a message tells me ‘file type Gzip archive is not supported’. So I downloaded Xarchiver and tried again, with the same result. Thoughts, anybody? And yes: I’m a bit of a noob.
downloads zip gzip unzip
asked May 18 at 19:11
guf
1318
I’ve downloaded the Ltc core wallet on Ubuntu 16.04, 32bit. When I try opening the folder, a message tells me ‘file type Gzip archive is not supported’. So I downloaded Xarchiver and tried again, with the same result. Thoughts, anybody? And yes: I’m a bit of a noob.
downloads zip gzip unzip
asked May 18 at 19:11
guf
1318
asked May 18 at 19:11
guf
1318
asked May 18 at 19:11
guf
1318
asked May 18 at 19:11
guf
1318
1318
Please specify the folder that you tried to open...
– Olimjon
May 18 at 19:26
Did you try "Open With other Application" and select Xarchiver?
– EODCraft Staff
May 18 at 20:43
@EODCraft: That's what I first tried, yes. Downloaded Xarchiver, but it didn't do the trick. But, as indicated below, an automatic update solved the issue for me.
– guf
May 19 at 19:15
add a comment |Â
Please specify the folder that you tried to open...
– Olimjon
May 18 at 19:26
Did you try "Open With other Application" and select Xarchiver?
– EODCraft Staff
May 18 at 20:43
@EODCraft: That's what I first tried, yes. Downloaded Xarchiver, but it didn't do the trick. But, as indicated below, an automatic update solved the issue for me.
– guf
May 19 at 19:15
Please specify the folder that you tried to open...
– Olimjon
May 18 at 19:26
Please specify the folder that you tried to open...
– Olimjon
May 18 at 19:26
Did you try "Open With other Application" and select Xarchiver?
– EODCraft Staff
May 18 at 20:43
Did you try "Open With other Application" and select Xarchiver?
– EODCraft Staff
May 18 at 20:43
@EODCraft: That's what I first tried, yes. Downloaded Xarchiver, but it didn't do the trick. But, as indicated below, an automatic update solved the issue for me.
– guf
May 19 at 19:15
@EODCraft: That's what I first tried, yes. Downloaded Xarchiver, but it didn't do the trick. But, as indicated below, an automatic update solved the issue for me.
– guf
May 19 at 19:15
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The file is surely gzip-compressed.
Uncompress it using command line:
craft@engine:~$ gunzip thefile.gz
Note: The original file will be removed and replaced by the uncompressed one.
If it says something like program not installed or unknown command, install it via:
craft@engine:~$ sudo apt-get install gzip
answered May 18 at 20:46
Craft
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Thanks, I'll try this out asap and let know if it worked...
– guf
May 19 at 6:01
First thing I did when switching on the 'puter was install a service pack and after, the download opened as smooth as ever. So, the problem solved itself. But thanks for coming to the rescue anyhow!
– guf
May 19 at 18:36
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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The file is surely gzip-compressed.
Uncompress it using command line:
craft@engine:~$ gunzip thefile.gz
Note: The original file will be removed and replaced by the uncompressed one.
If it says something like program not installed or unknown command, install it via:
craft@engine:~$ sudo apt-get install gzip
answered May 18 at 20:46
Craft
11
Thanks, I'll try this out asap and let know if it worked...
– guf
May 19 at 6:01
First thing I did when switching on the 'puter was install a service pack and after, the download opened as smooth as ever. So, the problem solved itself. But thanks for coming to the rescue anyhow!
– guf
May 19 at 18:36
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
The file is surely gzip-compressed.
Uncompress it using command line:
craft@engine:~$ gunzip thefile.gz
Note: The original file will be removed and replaced by the uncompressed one.
If it says something like program not installed or unknown command, install it via:
craft@engine:~$ sudo apt-get install gzip
answered May 18 at 20:46
Craft
11
Thanks, I'll try this out asap and let know if it worked...
– guf
May 19 at 6:01
First thing I did when switching on the 'puter was install a service pack and after, the download opened as smooth as ever. So, the problem solved itself. But thanks for coming to the rescue anyhow!
– guf
May 19 at 18:36
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
The file is surely gzip-compressed.
Uncompress it using command line:
craft@engine:~$ gunzip thefile.gz
Note: The original file will be removed and replaced by the uncompressed one.
If it says something like program not installed or unknown command, install it via:
craft@engine:~$ sudo apt-get install gzip
answered May 18 at 20:46
Craft
11
The file is surely gzip-compressed.
Uncompress it using command line:
craft@engine:~$ gunzip thefile.gz
Note: The original file will be removed and replaced by the uncompressed one.
If it says something like program not installed or unknown command, install it via:
craft@engine:~$ sudo apt-get install gzip
answered May 18 at 20:46
Craft
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answered May 18 at 20:46
Craft
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answered May 18 at 20:46
Craft
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answered May 18 at 20:46
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Thanks, I'll try this out asap and let know if it worked...
– guf
May 19 at 6:01
First thing I did when switching on the 'puter was install a service pack and after, the download opened as smooth as ever. So, the problem solved itself. But thanks for coming to the rescue anyhow!
– guf
May 19 at 18:36
add a comment |Â
Thanks, I'll try this out asap and let know if it worked...
– guf
May 19 at 6:01
First thing I did when switching on the 'puter was install a service pack and after, the download opened as smooth as ever. So, the problem solved itself. But thanks for coming to the rescue anyhow!
– guf
May 19 at 18:36
Thanks, I'll try this out asap and let know if it worked...
– guf
May 19 at 6:01
Thanks, I'll try this out asap and let know if it worked...
– guf
May 19 at 6:01
First thing I did when switching on the 'puter was install a service pack and after, the download opened as smooth as ever. So, the problem solved itself. But thanks for coming to the rescue anyhow!
– guf
May 19 at 18:36
First thing I did when switching on the 'puter was install a service pack and after, the download opened as smooth as ever. So, the problem solved itself. But thanks for coming to the rescue anyhow!
– guf
May 19 at 18:36
add a comment |Â
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Please specify the folder that you tried to open...
– Olimjon
May 18 at 19:26
Did you try "Open With other Application" and select Xarchiver?
– EODCraft Staff
May 18 at 20:43
@EODCraft: That's what I first tried, yes. Downloaded Xarchiver, but it didn't do the trick. But, as indicated below, an automatic update solved the issue for me.
– guf
May 19 at 19:15