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> gunzip -c /media/host/gempak_upc5.10.3_linux.tar.gz > gunzip: /media/host/gempak_upc5.10.3_linux.tar.gz: No such file or directory > Here is the output from terminal window using gunzip -c extension > > Stephen, Your error above is not a problem with the gunzip command, but rather the path you are providing is incorrect.I do not know the layout of your hard disk, but typically, I instruct all sites to create a /home/gempak directory, and download the distribution to that location. I suggest you move (eg the "mv" command) the tar file to the /home/gempak directory that you should have created, then "cd" to that directory, and just type: gunzip -c gempak_upc5.10.3_linux.tar.gz | tar -xvf - The -c option is required, and is a standard gunzip option which send the output to the pipe'd command, which is tha "|" separator. I cannot tell you exactly where to find that character on your keyboard, but it is a standard keyboard character. The tar command will unpack the distribution. The concepts of the GEMPAK distribution will require some knowledge of a general Unix/Linux environment on your part. Since you chose something other than the Fedora distribution that I build, test, and support, your best avenue for ubuntu specifc [rpblems will be the "gembud" mail list, whch is also the primary information mechanism for individuals not at a Unidata supported site. Steve Chiswell Unidata User Support Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: XZP-151741 Department: Support GEMPAK Priority: Normal Status: Closed