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Ok… did that turn around lately?

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followed this:

but end up with this:

Reading package lists... Done
W: GPG error: http://archive.raspbian.org wheezy InRelease: The following signat                                                                                                 ures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 916                                                                                                 5938D90FDDD2E
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Unrar-nonfree is available without any special configuration on OSMC and is simply called unrar. It is installed from the Debian repository, not from Raspbian.

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install unrar
unrar e xxx.iso

Edit: Just to add that unrar-free doesn’t support the RAR3 format, which is why the non-free version might be necessary.

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Hi,

If you made any changes to /etc/apt/sources.list, from following the guide, you will need to revert the changes and then Do as Dilthedog advises.

Thanks Tom.

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thanks, it seems liek it is unrraring but looks like it will take a while as it has been stuck at 0% for 5mn. Where does it output the extracted file?in the same dir?

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Yes in the same directory

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Doesnt look like it, as i found the .iso being unrared in /home/osmc/ :confused:

Anyway to edit that?

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Try

unrar e /define/path/to/extract/

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nope doesnt work it looks for .rar to unrar instead of setting the path

EDIT: unrar e /folder/file.rar /Destination/Path works