02-12-2017, 12:43 AM
To share with the community...
In cooperation with TuxInAGalaxy who did all the testing, here is the solution. Instead of using the the GUI tools xarchiver or file-roller, the CLI tool unzip seems to do the trick:
A folder GG1T_unzipped will be created with all the files unpacked as it should be, i.e. including the necessary sub-folder.
Unzip is also spelling out the reason why it's actually failing with the other tools:
But it's obviously smart enough to overcome this Windows syntax quirk.
In cooperation with TuxInAGalaxy who did all the testing, here is the solution. Instead of using the the GUI tools xarchiver or file-roller, the CLI tool unzip seems to do the trick:
Code:
unzip GG1T-14D544-AB.zip -d GG1T_unzipped
A folder GG1T_unzipped will be created with all the files unpacked as it should be, i.e. including the necessary sub-folder.
Unzip is also spelling out the reason why it's actually failing with the other tools:
Code:
warning: GG1T-14D544-AB.zip appears to use backslashes as path separators