rar archiver is distributed as 32-bit binary. Under debian-amd64 it is
possible to run it with libc6-i386 libraries. Unfortunately, there is
a problem described below.
Usually rar stores filenames in an archive as is (in the current
locale encoding) as well as in utf8 encoding. Filenames in utf8
Max Alekseyev [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If for some reason rar cannot convert filenames into utf8, it creates
an archive only with filenames in the current locale encoding. And
that exactly what happens with rar using libc6-i386 libraries. Under
my debian-amd64 it creates archives only with
Hi. I've been using the latest unstable with a Pentium III for quite a whille
now with no problems at all. I decided to upgrade my h/w to an Athlon 3800+
and I thought I could just install the disks from the old system to the new h/w
and work from there.
The new system, as I said, is an
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi. I've been using the latest unstable with a Pentium III for quite a whille
now with no problems at all. I decided to upgrade my h/w to an Athlon 3800+
and I thought I could just install the disks from the old system to the new h/w
and work from there.
The new
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