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Re: HOW DO i EXTRACT "LZX" FILES???
« on: August 23, 2009, 03:41:24 AM »
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Hello everybody, I have a simple question.  How do I extract "LZX" files.  I went to Aminet but was inundated with all the different programs.  Does anybody know what is the easiest program to use and where to get it?  Thanks.

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If you are using OS3.9 then you should be able to extract lzx directly using the unarc tool.

Otherwise, download http://aminet.net/package/util/arc/lzx121r1, then, after installation you can use an amigados shell to extract files thusly:

lzx -x yourarchive.lzx destinationdirectory/
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Re: HOW DO i EXTRACT "LZX" FILES???
« Reply #1 on: August 23, 2009, 04:18:58 AM »
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I extracted the program to my hard drive but I don't see the LZH files to drop in the c: directory. Did I do this right or is there somthing I am missing?

There is no LZH file. That's a different archiver.

The LZX 1.21r1 archive on aminet includes several versions for different CPUs (It also includes an extract-only utility called unlzx):

1) LZX_68000EC-r
2) LZX_68020r
3) LZX_68040r

If you have a 68000 or 68010, copy (1) to your C directory and rename it LZX
if you have a 68020 or 68030, copy (2) to your C directory and rename it LZX
if you have a 68040 or 68060, copy (3) to your C directory and rename it LZX

Whichever one you use, be sure to copy the LZX.Keyfile to your L directory

After that you should be able to extract lzx files.
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