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Originally Posted by sendersu
try to use linux command line tools like xz, 7z, lzma
also it's a good idea to ask linux to identify the file using commands like file or magic
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I tried "7z, lzma" on windows, both failed.
file test.tclz
test.tclz: data
I send you a sample .tclz file with PM, would you please help to have a look?
Many thanks,
bridgeic