Oracle cpio extract

I have downloaded oracle 10g AS which is a .cpio file
I am unable to extract it
$ cpio -i soa_linux_x86_10310_disk1.cpio
it just hangs...
If i try to double click it ,it says can't open for display.
What should i do?

cpio does not take a filename as command line parameter. It reads from STDIN. Redirect STDIN to the filename.
e.g. cpio -ivdm <filename.

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