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  • split-parity-archiver

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  • MIT

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Multi-format archiver with split volumes, AES-256 & XOR parity recovery

An independent open-source Linux alternative to WinRAR for multi-format archiving, split volumes, and XOR parity recovery. Not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by RARLAB.

FEATURES • Archive Browser & Multi-Part Unpack: browse folders and inspect .7z, .zip, .rar, .tar, .tar.gz, .tar.xz, .tar.zst, .sfx, and split volume chains (.7z.001/.002, .zip.001/.002, .tar.zst.001/.002) with CRC32, encryption status, integrity testing, and password-prompted extraction. Extracts .rar archives via bundled unrar-free and 7z backends. • Split Volume & Password Packager: create .7z, .zip, .tar.zst, and Linux .sfx self-extracting archives with custom KB/MB split volume sizes, AES-256 encryption (including -mhe filename/header encryption for .7z), and optional .parx XOR parity recovery sidecar files. • Archive Repair & SFX/Parity Verifier: scan .parx sidecar files and split volumes chunk-by-chunk, detect bit-flips, truncation, or missing shards, reconstruct damaged or deleted volumes via XOR parity, and verify restored SHA-256 and archive CRC integrity. • Bilingual EN/VI Interface: defaults to English with instant Vietnamese UI toggle.

SUPPORT & DONATE • Created by Thanh Nguyen — https://buymeacoffee.com/thanhnv128b

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