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You could try verifying the integrity of the downloaded file before you unzip it by checking the SHA256 hash of the file.
On linux, cd to the folder where the file was downloaded. The command sha256sum <file>
will give an output similar to the following. This is the actual SHA256 hash from the file I downloaded.
fe8886f4e9990f9478e7f851f62e1892ba555787b69cd22453125d918c4a2abd openrepeater-raspi2-1.0.0-beta1-07_07_15.img.gz
I have not tried in Windows but a quick google search found
which should result in an identical hash if the file you downloaded is not corrupted or truncated.
Jonathan
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