C
Chris
Does anyone know of a free .bin extractor?
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G
Guest
did you mean .cab extractor?
C
Chris
This is the file name:
System_7.0.1.smi.bin
I need to unpack it.
System_7.0.1.smi.bin
I need to unpack it.
L
LVTravel
Not to sound smart, but how about the installation program that the .bin
file was shipped with.
BTW, may files with 2 extensions that are downloaded from the web are virus
or malware installations. Are you absolutely sure of your source of this
file? Have you scanned it with a quality, updated anti-virus program?
file was shipped with.
BTW, may files with 2 extensions that are downloaded from the web are virus
or malware installations. Are you absolutely sure of your source of this
file? Have you scanned it with a quality, updated anti-virus program?
C
Chris
It was not shipped with any program.
P
paulmd
Chris said:This is the file name:
System_7.0.1.smi.bin
I need to unpack it.
It looks Macintosh-ish.
In fact, I know it's macintosh. If you're a mac user, it's easy. If
you're a PC user, you can extract it from the .bin easy enough, but
Using it is gonna be hard. Ask a mac group.
http://www.tuaw.com/2005/12/07/mac-system-7-0-1-on-your-keychain/
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8. For Windows users:
You can unpack the .bin file with StuffIt Expander, a free download.
http://www.stuffit.com/win/expander/index.html
The only problem is that when you unpack the file all you are left with
is an Apple smi file. I don't know how many licks it takes to get to
the tootsie-roll center of an Apple smi file.
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