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i downloaded a file it was a .xz file so i unzipped it and the file name was Debian_for_stora3.18 it was not a folder it needs to be is there a way to convert it into a folder
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i downloaded a file it was a .xz file so i unzipped it and the file name was Debian_for_stora3.18 it was not a folder it needs to be is there a way to convert it into a folder
directory downloads tar zip
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Do you have a link to this download?
– andrew.46
Jan 20 at 7:55
link
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:19
thats the link of the file
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Jan 20 at 8:19
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i downloaded a file it was a .xz file so i unzipped it and the file name was Debian_for_stora3.18 it was not a folder it needs to be is there a way to convert it into a folder
directory downloads tar zip
asked Jan 20 at 7:53
jojo osingajojo osinga
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i downloaded a file it was a .xz file so i unzipped it and the file name was Debian_for_stora3.18 it was not a folder it needs to be is there a way to convert it into a folder
directory downloads tar zip
directory downloads tar zip
asked Jan 20 at 7:53
jojo osingajojo osinga
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asked Jan 20 at 7:53
jojo osingajojo osinga
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asked Jan 20 at 7:53
jojo osingajojo osinga
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asked Jan 20 at 7:53
jojo osingajojo osinga
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asked Jan 20 at 7:53
jojo osingajojo osinga
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Do you have a link to this download?
– andrew.46
Jan 20 at 7:55
link
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:19
thats the link of the file
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:19
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Do you have a link to this download?
– andrew.46
Jan 20 at 7:55
link
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:19
thats the link of the file
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:19
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Do you have a link to this download?
– andrew.46
Jan 20 at 7:55
Do you have a link to this download?
– andrew.46
Jan 20 at 7:55
link
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:19
link
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:19
thats the link of the file
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:19
thats the link of the file
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You can determine the filetype of the downloaded file with file utility.
It reports:
$ file Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz
Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz: gzip compressed data, last modified: Fri Nov 6 13:45:21 2015, from Unix
So the file is really gzip compressed and you need to rename it to .gz and extract with gunzip:
mv Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.gz
gunzip Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.gz
As the result you will get unpacked ext4 file:
$ file Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5
Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5: Linux rev 1.0 ext4 filesystem data, UUID=33dbfa63-f902-4501-b0bc-da04484525b2 (extents) (large files) (huge files)
I can even mount it:
$ sudo mount -o loop Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5 /mnt/
$ head -n1 /mnt/etc/os-release
PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)"
answered Jan 20 at 8:36
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when i mount it it on mac osx says mount: You must specify a filesystem type with -t.
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:51
I ran this mount command on my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS system. Here it was mounted without-t. But you can try to pass-t ext4manually. Check the options of yourmountcommand.
– N0rbert
Jan 20 at 8:55
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You can determine the filetype of the downloaded file with file utility.
It reports:
$ file Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz
Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz: gzip compressed data, last modified: Fri Nov 6 13:45:21 2015, from Unix
So the file is really gzip compressed and you need to rename it to .gz and extract with gunzip:
mv Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.gz
gunzip Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.gz
As the result you will get unpacked ext4 file:
$ file Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5
Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5: Linux rev 1.0 ext4 filesystem data, UUID=33dbfa63-f902-4501-b0bc-da04484525b2 (extents) (large files) (huge files)
I can even mount it:
$ sudo mount -o loop Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5 /mnt/
$ head -n1 /mnt/etc/os-release
PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)"
answered Jan 20 at 8:36
N0rbertN0rbert
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when i mount it it on mac osx says mount: You must specify a filesystem type with -t.
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:51
I ran this mount command on my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS system. Here it was mounted without-t. But you can try to pass-t ext4manually. Check the options of yourmountcommand.
– N0rbert
Jan 20 at 8:55
add a comment |
1
You can determine the filetype of the downloaded file with file utility.
It reports:
$ file Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz
Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz: gzip compressed data, last modified: Fri Nov 6 13:45:21 2015, from Unix
So the file is really gzip compressed and you need to rename it to .gz and extract with gunzip:
mv Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.gz
gunzip Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.gz
As the result you will get unpacked ext4 file:
$ file Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5
Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5: Linux rev 1.0 ext4 filesystem data, UUID=33dbfa63-f902-4501-b0bc-da04484525b2 (extents) (large files) (huge files)
I can even mount it:
$ sudo mount -o loop Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5 /mnt/
$ head -n1 /mnt/etc/os-release
PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)"
answered Jan 20 at 8:36
N0rbertN0rbert
23.8k650112
when i mount it it on mac osx says mount: You must specify a filesystem type with -t.
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:51
I ran this mount command on my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS system. Here it was mounted without-t. But you can try to pass-t ext4manually. Check the options of yourmountcommand.
– N0rbert
Jan 20 at 8:55
add a comment |
1
1
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You can determine the filetype of the downloaded file with file utility.
It reports:
$ file Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz
Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz: gzip compressed data, last modified: Fri Nov 6 13:45:21 2015, from Unix
So the file is really gzip compressed and you need to rename it to .gz and extract with gunzip:
mv Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.gz
gunzip Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.gz
As the result you will get unpacked ext4 file:
$ file Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5
Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5: Linux rev 1.0 ext4 filesystem data, UUID=33dbfa63-f902-4501-b0bc-da04484525b2 (extents) (large files) (huge files)
I can even mount it:
$ sudo mount -o loop Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5 /mnt/
$ head -n1 /mnt/etc/os-release
PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)"
answered Jan 20 at 8:36
N0rbertN0rbert
23.8k650112
You can determine the filetype of the downloaded file with file utility.
It reports:
$ file Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz
Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz: gzip compressed data, last modified: Fri Nov 6 13:45:21 2015, from Unix
So the file is really gzip compressed and you need to rename it to .gz and extract with gunzip:
mv Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.xz Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.gz
gunzip Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5.gz
As the result you will get unpacked ext4 file:
$ file Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5
Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5: Linux rev 1.0 ext4 filesystem data, UUID=33dbfa63-f902-4501-b0bc-da04484525b2 (extents) (large files) (huge files)
I can even mount it:
$ sudo mount -o loop Debian_Jessie_for_Netgear_Stora_MS2000_MS2110+Kernel-4.2.5 /mnt/
$ head -n1 /mnt/etc/os-release
PRETTY_NAME="Debian GNU/Linux 8 (jessie)"
answered Jan 20 at 8:36
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answered Jan 20 at 8:36
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answered Jan 20 at 8:36
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when i mount it it on mac osx says mount: You must specify a filesystem type with -t.
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:51
I ran this mount command on my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS system. Here it was mounted without-t. But you can try to pass-t ext4manually. Check the options of yourmountcommand.
– N0rbert
Jan 20 at 8:55
add a comment |
when i mount it it on mac osx says mount: You must specify a filesystem type with -t.
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:51
I ran this mount command on my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS system. Here it was mounted without-t. But you can try to pass-t ext4manually. Check the options of yourmountcommand.
– N0rbert
Jan 20 at 8:55
when i mount it it on mac osx says mount: You must specify a filesystem type with -t.
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:51
when i mount it it on mac osx says mount: You must specify a filesystem type with -t.
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:51
I ran this mount command on my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS system. Here it was mounted without
-t. But you can try to pass -t ext4 manually. Check the options of your mount command.– N0rbert
Jan 20 at 8:55
I ran this mount command on my Ubuntu 16.04 LTS system. Here it was mounted without
-t. But you can try to pass -t ext4 manually. Check the options of your mount command.– N0rbert
Jan 20 at 8:55
add a comment |
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Do you have a link to this download?
– andrew.46
Jan 20 at 7:55
link
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:19
thats the link of the file
– jojo osinga
Jan 20 at 8:19