How to Open .001 .002 .003 and .r01 .r02 .r03 RAR Files
Is WinRAR the same as Linux rar? Additional features? Missing features? Special way of handling files?
Software is available for Microsoft Windows (named WinRAR), Linux...
-wikipedia
The context is files which are split:
Sometimes you'll download a large file and find that instead of the
single file you wanted, your folder is full of .001 .002 .003 or .r01
.r02 .r03 files. These files are part of a split RAR archive. Much
like a zip file, a RAR file is a compressed version of what you
downloaded. Rather than transmit in a single file, it's spread out
over these several files -- usually to speed downloading or to
accommodate the file size limit of a commercial file storage host.
I'm not asking how to unrar files. I'm asking: why are these files named so? Is this a Windows convention, or also Linux? Is this just a "split" file?
Not inclined to install WINE solely to install QuickPar.
These specific files are named with this pattern:
foo bar - baz.rar.001
complete with the spacees and hyphens between foo, bar, baz.
Not named .r01, just 001. If that makes a difference. (?)
windows files compression rar split
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Is WinRAR the same as Linux rar? Additional features? Missing features? Special way of handling files?
Software is available for Microsoft Windows (named WinRAR), Linux...
-wikipedia
The context is files which are split:
Sometimes you'll download a large file and find that instead of the
single file you wanted, your folder is full of .001 .002 .003 or .r01
.r02 .r03 files. These files are part of a split RAR archive. Much
like a zip file, a RAR file is a compressed version of what you
downloaded. Rather than transmit in a single file, it's spread out
over these several files -- usually to speed downloading or to
accommodate the file size limit of a commercial file storage host.
I'm not asking how to unrar files. I'm asking: why are these files named so? Is this a Windows convention, or also Linux? Is this just a "split" file?
Not inclined to install WINE solely to install QuickPar.
These specific files are named with this pattern:
foo bar - baz.rar.001
complete with the spacees and hyphens between foo, bar, baz.
Not named .r01, just 001. If that makes a difference. (?)
windows files compression rar split
asked Dec 29 '18 at 14:06
Thufir
1,52584394
add a comment |
Is WinRAR the same as Linux rar? Additional features? Missing features? Special way of handling files?
Software is available for Microsoft Windows (named WinRAR), Linux...
-wikipedia
The context is files which are split:
Sometimes you'll download a large file and find that instead of the
single file you wanted, your folder is full of .001 .002 .003 or .r01
.r02 .r03 files. These files are part of a split RAR archive. Much
like a zip file, a RAR file is a compressed version of what you
downloaded. Rather than transmit in a single file, it's spread out
over these several files -- usually to speed downloading or to
accommodate the file size limit of a commercial file storage host.
I'm not asking how to unrar files. I'm asking: why are these files named so? Is this a Windows convention, or also Linux? Is this just a "split" file?
Not inclined to install WINE solely to install QuickPar.
These specific files are named with this pattern:
foo bar - baz.rar.001
complete with the spacees and hyphens between foo, bar, baz.
Not named .r01, just 001. If that makes a difference. (?)
windows files compression rar split
asked Dec 29 '18 at 14:06
Thufir
1,52584394
Is WinRAR the same as Linux rar? Additional features? Missing features? Special way of handling files?
Software is available for Microsoft Windows (named WinRAR), Linux...
-wikipedia
The context is files which are split:
Sometimes you'll download a large file and find that instead of the
single file you wanted, your folder is full of .001 .002 .003 or .r01
.r02 .r03 files. These files are part of a split RAR archive. Much
like a zip file, a RAR file is a compressed version of what you
downloaded. Rather than transmit in a single file, it's spread out
over these several files -- usually to speed downloading or to
accommodate the file size limit of a commercial file storage host.
I'm not asking how to unrar files. I'm asking: why are these files named so? Is this a Windows convention, or also Linux? Is this just a "split" file?
Not inclined to install WINE solely to install QuickPar.
These specific files are named with this pattern:
foo bar - baz.rar.001
complete with the spacees and hyphens between foo, bar, baz.
Not named .r01, just 001. If that makes a difference. (?)
windows files compression rar split
windows files compression rar split
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How to Open .001 .002 .003 and .r01 .r02 .r03 RAR Files
rar takes care of this by itself. You unrar the file without the extension and it will scan for all the files it needs to recreate the original file.
Is WinRAR the same as Linux rar?
Winrar is a clone of rar for Windows.
Additional features? Missing features? Special way of handling files?
man rar
to see all features of rar.
I'm asking: why are these files named so?
Because we have media that have a limited storage capacity. If you want to save a 10Gb large movie on a ...
- 3.5 inch you'd need 720Kb, 1.44Mb or 2.88Mb large files. You need a lot of disks. 7367...
- cd rom drive you would need files roughly 700Mb. So 14 files to go on 14 CDs.
- a dvd drive you would need files roughly 4.7Gb for a single-layer or 8.5Gb for a dual-layer disk. You'd need 3 or 2 dvds.
Nowadays there is no more need to split files though. And BD drives are pretty common and those started with 25Gb and can go up to roughly 3Tb.
But this all became obsolete due to larger disks and online storage.
Is this just a "split" file?
Yes.
Not named .r01, just 001. If that makes a difference. (?)
It is the same. You can make your own extensions. It is also possible to do .aaa through .zzz as an extension to the filename.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 15:04
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How to Open .001 .002 .003 and .r01 .r02 .r03 RAR Files
rar takes care of this by itself. You unrar the file without the extension and it will scan for all the files it needs to recreate the original file.
Is WinRAR the same as Linux rar?
Winrar is a clone of rar for Windows.
Additional features? Missing features? Special way of handling files?
man rar
to see all features of rar.
I'm asking: why are these files named so?
Because we have media that have a limited storage capacity. If you want to save a 10Gb large movie on a ...
- 3.5 inch you'd need 720Kb, 1.44Mb or 2.88Mb large files. You need a lot of disks. 7367...
- cd rom drive you would need files roughly 700Mb. So 14 files to go on 14 CDs.
- a dvd drive you would need files roughly 4.7Gb for a single-layer or 8.5Gb for a dual-layer disk. You'd need 3 or 2 dvds.
Nowadays there is no more need to split files though. And BD drives are pretty common and those started with 25Gb and can go up to roughly 3Tb.
But this all became obsolete due to larger disks and online storage.
Is this just a "split" file?
Yes.
Not named .r01, just 001. If that makes a difference. (?)
It is the same. You can make your own extensions. It is also possible to do .aaa through .zzz as an extension to the filename.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 15:04
Rinzwind
203k28388523
add a comment |
How to Open .001 .002 .003 and .r01 .r02 .r03 RAR Files
rar takes care of this by itself. You unrar the file without the extension and it will scan for all the files it needs to recreate the original file.
Is WinRAR the same as Linux rar?
Winrar is a clone of rar for Windows.
Additional features? Missing features? Special way of handling files?
man rar
to see all features of rar.
I'm asking: why are these files named so?
Because we have media that have a limited storage capacity. If you want to save a 10Gb large movie on a ...
- 3.5 inch you'd need 720Kb, 1.44Mb or 2.88Mb large files. You need a lot of disks. 7367...
- cd rom drive you would need files roughly 700Mb. So 14 files to go on 14 CDs.
- a dvd drive you would need files roughly 4.7Gb for a single-layer or 8.5Gb for a dual-layer disk. You'd need 3 or 2 dvds.
Nowadays there is no more need to split files though. And BD drives are pretty common and those started with 25Gb and can go up to roughly 3Tb.
But this all became obsolete due to larger disks and online storage.
Is this just a "split" file?
Yes.
Not named .r01, just 001. If that makes a difference. (?)
It is the same. You can make your own extensions. It is also possible to do .aaa through .zzz as an extension to the filename.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 15:04
Rinzwind
203k28388523
add a comment |
How to Open .001 .002 .003 and .r01 .r02 .r03 RAR Files
rar takes care of this by itself. You unrar the file without the extension and it will scan for all the files it needs to recreate the original file.
Is WinRAR the same as Linux rar?
Winrar is a clone of rar for Windows.
Additional features? Missing features? Special way of handling files?
man rar
to see all features of rar.
I'm asking: why are these files named so?
Because we have media that have a limited storage capacity. If you want to save a 10Gb large movie on a ...
- 3.5 inch you'd need 720Kb, 1.44Mb or 2.88Mb large files. You need a lot of disks. 7367...
- cd rom drive you would need files roughly 700Mb. So 14 files to go on 14 CDs.
- a dvd drive you would need files roughly 4.7Gb for a single-layer or 8.5Gb for a dual-layer disk. You'd need 3 or 2 dvds.
Nowadays there is no more need to split files though. And BD drives are pretty common and those started with 25Gb and can go up to roughly 3Tb.
But this all became obsolete due to larger disks and online storage.
Is this just a "split" file?
Yes.
Not named .r01, just 001. If that makes a difference. (?)
It is the same. You can make your own extensions. It is also possible to do .aaa through .zzz as an extension to the filename.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 15:04
Rinzwind
203k28388523
How to Open .001 .002 .003 and .r01 .r02 .r03 RAR Files
rar takes care of this by itself. You unrar the file without the extension and it will scan for all the files it needs to recreate the original file.
Is WinRAR the same as Linux rar?
Winrar is a clone of rar for Windows.
Additional features? Missing features? Special way of handling files?
man rar
to see all features of rar.
I'm asking: why are these files named so?
Because we have media that have a limited storage capacity. If you want to save a 10Gb large movie on a ...
- 3.5 inch you'd need 720Kb, 1.44Mb or 2.88Mb large files. You need a lot of disks. 7367...
- cd rom drive you would need files roughly 700Mb. So 14 files to go on 14 CDs.
- a dvd drive you would need files roughly 4.7Gb for a single-layer or 8.5Gb for a dual-layer disk. You'd need 3 or 2 dvds.
Nowadays there is no more need to split files though. And BD drives are pretty common and those started with 25Gb and can go up to roughly 3Tb.
But this all became obsolete due to larger disks and online storage.
Is this just a "split" file?
Yes.
Not named .r01, just 001. If that makes a difference. (?)
It is the same. You can make your own extensions. It is also possible to do .aaa through .zzz as an extension to the filename.
answered Dec 29 '18 at 15:04
Rinzwind
203k28388523
answered Dec 29 '18 at 15:04
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