Unzip the disk1 files

I can't unzip the zipped disk 1 files for the installation of Oracle 9i database. I find no programme for the unzip of the files with the file extention .cpio

Hi Hugo,
1) Create directories to extract the files { say
Disk 1 , Disk 2 , Disk 3 }
2) cd Disk1
3) cpio -idmv < filename.cpio
or
cpio -idmv < filename.cpio.gz
Rgds,
Vishwanath U

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