>This tells me GNUTAR="/bin/tar".
And that's what the problem is. The header says "/bin/gtar". They don't
match, so amverify doesn't think it can do anything other than dd
the image.
Try the following patch. It looks at the basename from the header (e.g.
"gtar" for you) and if it's one of the values ./configure would have
looked for, it will use whatever tar the server was configured with.
In your case, "gtar" would match and it would use $GNUTAR (/bin/tar).
I only did minimal testing on this. Please let me know if it works so
it can go into the sources.
>Annette Bitz
John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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