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ChronoCross 16-09-2015 18:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by buttignol (Post 443284)
Mad Max folder "archives_win64" 31.4 gb gave this error

My PC 8GB Mem

read the limitations of reflate described by shegorat here.
the OS allocates memory for himself. use less RAM.

cartemem 16-09-2015 19:15

Quote:

Originally Posted by buttignol (Post 443284)
Mad Max folder "archives_win64" 31.4 gb gave this error

My PC 8GB Mem

use precomp -Brute on Mad Max
works on all files
Except : game0.arc/game1.arc/game2.arc/game3.arc/game13.arc/game37.arc
it won't work on them

Sarvagya 16-09-2015 22:50

Yeah! You are right GZK

kenzo34 16-09-2015 23:58

hello how decompress archives created by this procedé? What is the command line please thank you Razor12911

RamiroCruzo 17-09-2015 01:38

1 Attachment(s)
Got the CLS-Reflater......................

ChronoCross 17-09-2015 17:29

Ok you got reflater.dll but you need to know the propper inno script code for unpack the files. Also if the file was compressed with the gozarck method or shegorat made his own method. I mean if his temp files are renamed like reflate version by razor.

Mini 19-09-2015 01:20

there are news?

Razor12911 19-09-2015 06:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mini (Post 443365)
there are news?

Still working on it. Restoring the file is giving me problems but getting there.
Most people use notepad to write stuff, well I mostly use it to check file integrity
I'm not relying on CRC checks on the file, I'm using notepad

Razor12911 21-09-2015 11:57

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Been obsessed with reflate that I ended up with two versions. Anyways with the help from Shegorat with the source, this is where I ended up.

Normal reflate (reflate.exe)
Raw2Hif c6
Method -mreflate+lzma
Streams detected 60375
Input 858MB
Output 307MB
Decompression speed 870KB/s using reflate.exe

Advantages with normal reflate
Compression speed is faster than modded reflate.
More information is produced about compression.
Suitable for CMD work.

Disadvantages with normal reflate
Output is bigger than modded reflate although the method and input is the same.
Progress cannot be determined without cmd window.
Needs more space when decompressing.
Decompression speed is slower than modded reflate.

Modded reflate (cls-reflate.dll)
Raw2Hif c6
Method -mreflate+lzma
Streams detected 60375
Input 858MB (Same file)
Output 291MB
Decompression speed 1,619KB/s using cls-reflate.dll

Advantages with modded reflate
Shows progress while unpacking.
Output is smaller than normal reflate
Needs less space when decompressing.
It's faster than normal reflate on some occasions.

Disadvantages with modded reflate
Needs more space when compressing.
Compression speed is slightly slower than normal reflate
Quite buggy, more tests have to be run.
Cannot be terminated once started decompression has started. (Really have fix this)
It can make your computer freeze.
Still has to be optimised.
It's not ready for public use.

What keeps me wondering is the size difference between normal and modded reflate, same input but different output although the same method is used, the file is perfectly restored because CRC check is the same throughout. Although I think I know why.


Tested cls-reflate.dll and it works with Windows Phone Installer.

y_thelastknight 21-09-2015 12:08

awesome bro.

Mini 21-09-2015 13:13

good job

Razor12911 22-09-2015 18:21

I think I figured out a way of tweaking reflate to make it support files larger than 4GB and atleast make it support 128GB input, it's just a theory I made up like 10 minutes ago.

Amsal 23-09-2015 00:37

@Razor12911 is it possible to make reflate compatible with Installer Creator and Advance Setup Creator. Please reply.

Carldric Clement 01-10-2015 06:51

Razor12911.
Reflater can support for ISDone bro?

Mini 05-10-2015 12:55

Razor12911, you will lay out in a public the cls-filter and all for unpacking?


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