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    Drawing a blank... PAR utility

    Isn't there a utility called "kpar" that is a graphical KDE utility that handles par files? I tried installing it (apt-get, synaptic), and my system doesn't know what I'm talking about.

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    Re: Drawing a blank... PAR utility

    If Synaptic doesn't find it, so believe, it is not in repository. Try gpar2 package instead.
    Kubuntu 16.04 on two computers and Kubuntu 17.04 on DELL Latitude 13

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      #3
      Re: Drawing a blank... PAR utility

      par2

      Description: Parity Archive Volume Set, for checking and repair of files
      A command line implementation of the PAR v2.0 specification. This
      specification is used for parity checking and repair of a file set.
      If the files in the recovery set ever get damaged (e.g. when they are
      transmitted or stored on a faulty disk) the client can read the damaged
      input files, read the (possibly damaged) PAR files, and regenerate the
      original input files. Of course, not all damages can be repaired, but
      many can.
      According to my simulated install, it is available.
      Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007
      "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data." - Sherlock Holmes

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        #4
        Re: Drawing a blank... PAR utility

        FINALLY found what I was looking for....

        Kpar2 is a utility that doesn't seem installable in KDE 4.x. Or has anyone gotten it to work?

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          #5
          Re: Drawing a blank... PAR utility

          maybe here? looks like you might have to compile it.

          http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php...40f0eddad3d2a2

          I am wondering what a gui does for you with pars? I have always just installed par2 and used the par2repair command. Associate the par2 files with par2repair command and run in terminal leaving the window up after the command completes. It seems the same to me except it uses the fast terminal window instead of a slow gui. Maybe Kpar helps you make par files?
          FKA: tanderson

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