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:Note that the directory structure is already present in the tar archive, starting from the Scenery directory. Note that you have to extract the tar archive in the Scenery directory, not in the FG_ROOT directory, because the Scenery directory is not present in the archive. | |||
:If you are under linux operation system and you are not using a graphical interface to extract the tar archive, you can use one of the two following set of commands in a shell terminal. | |||
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cd $FG_ROOT/Scenery | |||
tar -xvzf 'input_file.tgz' | |||
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or | |||
<pre> | |||
tar -xvzf 'input_file.tgz' -C $FG_ROOT/Scenery | |||
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:In the above two example it is supposed that the variable FG_ROOT is set to the root of the data directory. If this is not set, you should substitute in the above examples the $FG_ROOT with the full pathname of this directory. In the above examples 'input_file.tgz' should be substituted with the filename of the archive to be extracted (the filename should be completed with the full pathname or any other valid method so that the shell could find the correct archive) | |||
TODO : Windows decompression help. | TODO : Windows decompression help. | ||