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Short: XAD (UnArc) client for RAR3 archives
Uploader: chris@unsatisfactorysoftware.co.uk (Chris Young)
Author: Chris Young, Stephan Matzke, Shay Green, Alexander L. Roshal
Type: util/arc
Version: 2.6
URL: http://www.unsatisfactorysoftware.co.uk
Architecture: ppc-amigaos; m68k-amigaos
This is a replacement for xadmaster.library's RAR client which supports
RAR v3 archives. However, it does not support MS self-extracting RARs
and may be missing some other features.
It is built on top of (a modified version of) RAR_Extractor's simple
unrarlib interface. Source code is included.
How to identify which version you are running
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In the Shell, type xadLibInfo and search for the RAR line:
RAR | ---- | 13 | 2.6 | FILE,EXTERN,FREE(FI)
^^ ^^^
| |
xadmaster version client version
12 = 68k build 1.x = original version
13 = OS4 build 2.x = RAR3 compatible (this one)
HISTORY
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2.6 (8.11.2013)
Ported to AROS.
2.5 (05.02.2012)
Now lists the date, packed size and file attributes (file attributes
untested)
Code tidy-up
2.4 (04.02.2012) [internal/AmiKit only]
Add XAD file calls to abstraction interface, and use them (greatly
reduces memory usage)
Rebuilt librarextract with latest SDK [OS4]
2.3 (24.01.2012)
Fixed major memory leak. (thx Ancalimon)
2.2a (23.01.2012)
Added 68k build.
2.2 (02.11.2008)
Now supports usage of swap partition on OS4.1, to allow extraction of
files which don't fit into physical memory.
2.1 (25.05.2008)
First release. Version number starts at v2 in order to obsolete the
original (which is v1.7 and almost exactly eight years old today)
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Please note the primary download location for my software is Aminet
(http://www.aminet.net). If you obtained this archive from anywhere
else, please check Aminet and AmiUpdate (http://www.amiupdate.net) for
newer versions.
As usual, I can and will not accept responsibility for any damage,
loss of data etc incurred through use of this software. This archive
is provided "as-is" without warranty of any kind and all use is at
your own risk.
Please check the PGP signature in the Aminet readme against the
archive to ensure it has not been tampered with.