I have a very old cpio archive written in approximately 1990.
It was most likely written on a VAX VMS (~linux) system.
This is historical data and fairly important...
When I attempt to get the files using:
cpio -iv --no-absolute-filenames --force-local --format='bin' < FILE_001
I get the following output:
cpio: ecl9w2: unknown file type
ecl9w2
cpio: g: unknown file type
g
cpio: ssss: unknown file type
ssss
cpio: t: unknown file type
t
wwww
5480 blocks
When I then do an 'ls', the 'wwww' file has been created. But none of the other files:
The 'wwww' file is ascii and readable. I know the 'ecl9w2' file is binary.
Any suggestions?
Thank you,
Alice
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Alice Lecinski
Associate Scientist IV
High Altitude Observatory
www2.hao.ucar.eduHAO is a division of the National Center for Atmospheric Research,
which is operated by the University Corporation for Atmospheric
Research under sponsorship of the National Science Foundation.
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