Oracle Big Data Lite VM

Hi Thr,
I have been trying to download Oracle Big data lite VM 4 from the following link.
Oracle Big Data Lite Virtual Machine
The issue is that after I download the zip files and try to extract using 7zip, it gives me error that unable to extract "unspecified error" .The size of the file is 2 GB. I tried from 2 laptops both got the same issue.Already have downloaded the file 3 times with no success.
Any suggestions for the same?
Thx
Vivek

Got it Fixed. Had to rename each file as .zip.001 rather than 7z.001 and then extract 001 alone in the same folder.
Got the information from
virtual machine - Oracle Big Data Lite 2.5 VM Install - Stack Overflow
Thx
Vivek

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