Windows lha

Thanks, Shaun. Regards, Shaun. If you want to archive in LHA, do it with an Amiga or emulator. You can always Enable PC drives on boot, so you can just drag and drop files.

Post by Daedalus » Thu Oct 22, pm There's a command line version of lha that runs fine under Windows for both archiving and unarchiving files. Bear in mind though that Amiga-specific file attributes aren't supported. File attributes easily gets trashed and some games will break if zipped up.

Does anyone know the command to use LHA to archive all the files in a directory and any directories within that including recursive stuff. Code: Select all bash Compressing them on Ubuntu doesn't work for what I need and I strongly suspect that Better Workbench should do what I want. Many thanks, Shaun. Community index All times are UTC.

Do you like cookies? I agree. Make File List command allows you export files and directories listings to text file. List of shared directories with option to stop sharing. Changing file and directory names to lower, upper or mixed case.

List of recently opened files and working directories for easier access. Comparing directory trees by name, date, time, attributes, or by content. Possibility to make self-extracting archives with custom icons, texts and behavior. User friendly configuration. All options are accessible from dialog boxes or menu. Open plugin architecture to enable third-party plugins and extensions. Advanced file comparator for text and binary files will display differences. Advanced batch renamer for easy renaming of your files and directories.

Registry editor for browsing, viewing, and editing of your Windows Registry. Support for splitting and combining files. FTP client with clever non-blocking design allows postpone solving of errors. Open FAT 12, 16, or 32 disk image, browse directories and view or extract required files.

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