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lopos2000 · 02 September 2005, 19:18

AFAIK lha.run is an executable lha version. So, if you delete lha.run from c directory you want be able to lha x .. because it is gone. What you need is lha22.lha and lha.run at the beginning. Use lha.run to unpack lha22.lha to ram: Then copy lha ,which is in the RAM: to c directory. And that's it.

Styx · 02 September 2005, 20:02

I will try that. Tnx

Doc Mindie · 09 September 2005, 15:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by lopos2000

AFAIK lha.run is an executable lha version. So, if you delete lha.run from c directory you want be able to lha x .. because it is gone. What you need is lha22.lha and lha.run at the beginning. Use lha.run to unpack lha22.lha to ram: Then copy lha ,which is in the RAM: to c directory. And that's it.

I was sure lha.run was the selfextracting lha directly from whatever he was called? Otherwise, we could just rename (or make an alias in Shell-startup) lha.run lha, and then the problem would be gone

lopos2000 · 09 September 2005, 16:48

@Doc Mindle
You are probably right. It's long time since I went throught the same trouble as Styx.

Styx · 09 September 2005, 17:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doc Mindie

I was sure lha.run was the selfextracting lha directly from whatever he was called? Otherwise, we could just rename (or make an alias in Shell-startup) lha.run lha, and then the problem would be gone

I have no clue what you mean. Pls explain. I am yet still an amiga noob in anything but gaming

.

lopos2000 · 09 September 2005, 17:38

Just tried myself. He is right. lha.run is a selfextracting file. Copy lha.run to c. Open a newshell type sys:c/lha.run. After that look in your c directory. You should have the files lha,lha.run and lhx plus a readme file.

Styx · 09 September 2005, 17:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by lopos2000

Just tried myself. He is right. lha.run is a selfextracting file. Copy lha.run to c. Open a newshell type sys:c/lha.run. After that look in your c directory. You should have the files lha,lha.run and lhx plus a readme file.

lha ahem I mean aha, so that worked finally.

lopos2000 · 09 September 2005, 18:37

Well done.

02 September 2005, 20:02	#22
Styx Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Germany Age: 48 Posts: 83	I will try that. Tnx Last edited by Styx; 02 September 2005 at 20:26.

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02 September 2005, 19:18	#21
lopos2000 Zone Friend Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Cider is best In The West Posts: 1,238	AFAIK lha.run is an executable lha version. So, if you delete lha.run from c directory you want be able to lha x .. because it is gone. What you need is lha22.lha and lha.run at the beginning. Use lha.run to unpack lha22.lha to ram: Then copy lha ,which is in the RAM: to c directory. And that's it.

09 September 2005, 16:48	#24
lopos2000 Zone Friend Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Cider is best In The West Posts: 1,238	@Doc Mindle You are probably right. It's long time since I went throught the same trouble as Styx.

09 September 2005, 17:38	#26
lopos2000 Zone Friend Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Cider is best In The West Posts: 1,238	Just tried myself. He is right. lha.run is a selfextracting file. Copy lha.run to c. Open a newshell type sys:c/lha.run. After that look in your c directory. You should have the files lha,lha.run and lhx plus a readme file.

09 September 2005, 18:37	#28
lopos2000 Zone Friend Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Cider is best In The West Posts: 1,238	Well done.

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