In “normal” cases, meaning whenever the unzip-command is available – e.g. First, you will need to navigate to the directory containing the folder you wish to zip. Regular unzip of a ZIP file using the Terminal bash on macOS Using the zip command in the Terminal, we can easily compress multiple files and folders into one. If you don’t want this, just remove the respective characters from the commands. The “ t” in “ xopf t” (for tar) or “ -v” (for unzip) both enable respective verbose mode – so you’ll see in the Terminal window what is going on during the extraction. …or if you need to extract the files to a different location add: tar xop zip-file.zip -C /another/directory/to/extract/to Remarks about verbose output
Tar ft zip-file.zip Extract the ZIP file using the tar command to the same location tar xop zip-file.zip when in the Recovery Mode of a Mac – but you still need to unzip a ZIP file, you can use the tar command instead! Unzip a ZIP file using tar in the Terminal bash (Optional) preview contents of a ZIP file using tar cd /directory/where/zip-file/is/located If you prefer an application instead of doing it from the Terminal try ‘keka’.In case the unzip bash command in macOS Terminal.app is not available or working – e.g. using cat command: cat file.zip.* > single.zip – abimelex Apr 29 ‘15 at 9:52 If you have splitted binaries, like file.zip.001, file.zip.002 … you may just need to combine the files e.g. Zip -s 0 split-foo.zip –out unsplit-foo.zip To extract a split zip archive (a series of files named zip, z01, z02…), run following command in Terminal:įirst, combine the split archive to a single archive:.Zip -s 100m -x “*.DS_Store” -r split-foo.zip foo/ To create a split zip archive (a series of files named zip, z01, z02…), run following command in Terminal:.Double click on the first file in the archive to unzip it. This command will create multiple zip files up to 50mb. Most HHD and OSes are now using something better than FAT that supports big files.įrom the command line you can do it in one line: The main problem is with FAT partitions that will support only up to 4GB. Unfortunately it still happens to me to have to deal with legacy systems were FAT is the norm at least once a year. Having the need of splitting files is something that comes up less and less often to everyone’s joy.
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