I dunno about 'raw' files either but I have sometimes found files being ending with extension gz and they are not. all i need to do is to rename them and remove the gz extension. for e.g. i found a postscript file qqq.ps.gz and i just rename it to qqq.ps and way i go. i have found it in quite a number of files (on the net) and i dunno why people name it so - specially when gz doesn't mean anything.
just try renaming and using the 'raw' file in the way u want. my guess is that is a file to write on a cd like an iso image or something. just thinking out loud ;-) navin On Thu, 10 Jan 2002 09:32, Bill Winegarden wrote: > Hi, > Yup, tried that.....same error message......'file not in gzip format' > I'm wondering if it got corrupted. > Thanks for the advice, tho. > > Regards, > Bill W. > > On Thursday 10 January 2002 09:19, you wrote: > > gunzip maragda-2000-10-05-i386-RAM64Mb-redhat-6.2.raw.gz
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