How to convert IO to TAR
Converting a .IO file to .TAR lets you open the content in software that prefers the .TAR format, though some details may change compared with the original. We are still putting together the list of programs that handle .IO files.
A full step-by-step guide for this conversion is on the way; the information above is drawn straight from our database.
About these formats
.IO
cpio Compressed Archive
An IO file is typically a cpio archive - a classic Unix format that bundles files with their permissions into a single stream, used inside Linux initramfs and RPM packages. On Linux or…
Open .IO details →
.TAR
Tape Archive
A TAR file (also called a tarball) bundles files and folders into one archive but does not compress them. That is why you almost always see it as .tar.gz or .tgz, with gzip added on top. On…
Open .TAR details →
