Can zstd decompress files such as .zst.001, .zst.002, and so on?

[qtqgyt]

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[Cyan4973]

Not directly on its own,
but assuming a posix terminal,
you could pipe these files into zstd and get it to decompress them as if it was a single file :

cat $(ls archive.zst.0*) | zstd -d > archive

[qtqgyt]

thanks :) hopefully this should help, but how to do it on windows and mac?

[Cyan4973]

On macos, it's the same.

On windows, well, this is its own galaxy, and I'm not very familiar.
I wouldn't be surprised if there is no equivalent for the cmd command prompt.
The newer Powershell, however, might be able to pull that off.
Possibly : Get-ChildItem archive.zst.0* | Sort-Object Name | Get-Content | zstd -d > archive (untested)

[qtqgyt]

ok, ill look into it maybe, thanks

[wwinniww]

Files with extension .001 and counting are usually splitted files.

At windows command line there is an easy way to join them into one larger file.

copy /b <filename>.zstd.001 + <filename>.zstd.002 + ... + ... [space]<filename>.zstd