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[2022-06-01T06:01:18Z] <testuser[m]> Hi
[2022-06-01T15:06:39Z] <noocsharp> hi
[2022-06-01T15:19:15Z] <soliwilos> well met
[2022-06-01T17:24:20Z] <phoebos> why did matrix want to reinvent URIs
[2022-06-01T18:06:00Z] <testuser[m]> wdym
[2022-06-01T20:05:52Z] <phoebos> @user:host.tld
[2022-06-01T22:35:20Z] <phinxy> following steps to install Lotus 1-2-3 here https://github.com/taviso/123elf running into issues with extracting the cpio archive, busybox doesn't support it. 123UNIX2.IMG: ASCII cpio archive (pre-SVR4 or odc)
[2022-06-01T22:35:47Z] <phinxy> cpio: unsupported cpio format, use newc or crc
[2022-06-01T22:37:20Z] <cem[m]> Try libarchive bsdcpio
[2022-06-01T22:37:32Z] <phinxy> or GNU cpio?
[2022-06-01T22:37:41Z] <cem[m]> Busybox doesn't support a whole lot of formats
[2022-06-01T22:38:26Z] <cem[m]> I never tried GNU cpio, but sure, probably
[2022-06-01T22:57:05Z] <phinxy> bsdcpio did extract the archives. now next issue is busybox's gzip doesnt recognize the lrf.z suffix. Hmm, is there a bsdgzip?
[2022-06-01T22:59:45Z] <cem[m]> It might not be gzip format
[2022-06-01T23:01:00Z] <cem[m]> Or just feed it with `gzip -cd < lrf.z > lrf`
[2022-06-01T23:02:08Z] <cem[m]> But .z sounds more like zip rather than gzip
[2022-06-01T23:02:52Z] <phinxy> long range zip?
[2022-06-01T23:03:55Z] <phinxy> The provided buildscript feeds all .z to gunzip, some of which I guess just fail, perhaps theyre not supposed to be extracted
[2022-06-01T23:05:35Z] <cem[m]> Might be corrupted(?), but I don't see why they wouldn't be supposed to be extracted
[2022-06-01T23:12:04Z] <phinxy> find . -iname '*.z' -exec gzip -cd < {} > \;
[2022-06-01T23:12:09Z] <phinxy> how would I complete that
[2022-06-01T23:13:17Z] <phinxy> let me try one file first.
[2022-06-01T23:14:16Z] <phinxy> gzip: invalid magic. I'll call quits, thanks for the help cem
[2022-06-01T23:15:16Z] <cem[m]> find . -name '*.z' -exec gzip -d {} \;
[2022-06-01T23:17:26Z] <cem[m]> install the 'file' package and try to get what it is, by running `file -i lrf.z`