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Downloading ISO image using BitTorrent, confused
ray : y...@ykuisgciu.com comp os linux comp os linux misc Hi all, i am having problems downloading iso files from the vectorlinux website...have heard this linux is pretty good and very fast....i have tried both the ftp and http mirror with no result on actually getting an iso file down.....i have used both

Downloading ISO Files?
Jeremia d. j...@ga.prestige.net comp os linux comp os linux admin comp os linux misc comp os linux setup comp os linux questions He could just download the iso image and mount it like a regular cd. Anthony Purcell wrote: You can download and install at the same time! Download the net bootdisk and when it prompts for

Another Glowing Endorsement of Sonic.net
Keeage Keeage@REMOVE_THIShotmail.com alt os linux mandrake Hey group, I'm downloading the ISO images for Mandrake 9.1. When the files are done downloading the file has a .part extension on it. Could someone explain what this is and do I have to completely download the files again? I would appreciate any help you

suggestion: Don't download ISO if you don't have to
GodOfPain r...@silicontao.com alt os linux mandrake When you download your ISO image file, you should also download the MD5SUMS file that is with them. If there is not one then download from a server that does have it. This file will contain the md5sums that the ISO files should give you. To use it simply cd the the

Problems downloading iso Mandrake 6.0
The short story is: When downloading ISO images from this host (which runs 2.4.3 + zerocopy and ProFTPd with sendfile()), the image is sometimes corrupted (MD5 checksum of the downloaded file does not match). The long story: My server is Athlon 850 on ASUS A7V, 256M RAM. Seven IDE discs, one SCSI disc.

Downloading ISO Files?
Lord Necromancer necromancer2...@hotmail.com aus net access For the one cable user downloading an ISO would equal to about 10 x 56K modem users. But not many modem users would Lord Necromancer "David" wrote This may be rediculous but I've got mates downloading ISO after ISO on a 56k connection - far beyond 3GB.

Solaris 8, 01/01
If had a Debian installation around, you would do something like: # apt-get install bittornado: $ btdownloadcurses --url \ http://cdimage.debian. org/debian-cd/3.1_r0a/i386/bt-cd/debian-31r0a-i386-binary-1.iso.torrent There are MANY clients around. go to http://www.bittorrent.com if you need to download a client for

question about downloading iso images
Brandon McCombs bmcco...@ma.rr.com comp os linux help Scott Sidewalking wrote: I am not sure if I am downloading ISO files correctly: Either I left-click(W2K) and a browser opens and displays the coding as it downloads, or I right-click and choose to save it. The filename is an .iso extension of course,

Downloading ISO image using BitTorrent, confused
Alexander Winston alexander.wins...@comcast.net linux debian devel cd zSat, 2004-01-17 at 16:15, Miguel Moquillon wrote: Hi, When downloading the iso file http://gluck.debian.org/cdimage/testing/netinst/i386/20040117 /sarge-i386-netinst.iso my web browser (mozilla 1.5) announced me a space disk pb during the

Bug#292671: libwww-perl: LWP produces confusing warning message ...
Casey Ca...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public msdn general Are you right-clicking and selecting "Save target as..." Because actually, when you click on the link, it opens a "transfer manager". "probinson73" wrote: I am trying to download an ISO image from the MSDN Site. When I download the image it

Newbie: downloading iso CD
Mats Eriksson ma...@algonet.se comp os linux setup Dwayne wrote: Where in the world did you download that from? the iso file has a much different name... I found that at ftp.sunet.se and the file is called piglet-i386.iso. I just checked. I also think I am learning about iso-files. Debian faq had some interesting

Problems downloading iso Mandrake 6.0
KS @ NS sylli...@istar.ca alt os linux I read in one of the post about downloading iso image from ftp linuxberg. So I click on the site and download the redhatbin.iso from the site and read the instructions, but don't fully understand the warnings. Couls someone tell me or give me directions on to burn to a CD?

Downloading ISO-making CD
"Igor' Robul'" i...@raduga.dyndns.org mailing freebsd questions On Wed, Nov 22, 2000 at 04:57:15PM -0800, Jim Pazarena wrote: Is it possible to do an install with the ISO image _without_ burning a CD? If you have another FreeBSD or Linux PC and network then it is possible. Just mount ISO using 'loop' on Linux or vn

Help, New Kid on Linux 5.2....
pwgt...@netzero.net alt os linux mandrake GodOfPain wrote: I used Download Accerator, it may have downloaded it from more that one server and put the parts to one file. Do you think that is the reason? When you download your ISO image file, you should also download the MD5SUMS file that is with them.

DOWNLOADING AN ISO FILE WITH A DOWNLOAD MANAGER
Sure you dont have mouse control, but its faster than the GUI. --Teh Downloading iso image with less than perfect wi-fi connection can be problematic. The download ended prematurely on my 3rd iso download not just once. I wonder what happen to the error checking mechanism?

The silliest argument
BokLM bo...@mars-attacks.org comp unix bsd netbsd misc In article <slrnangm65.2jd.giova...@jolly.fserver.locale>, Giovanni Casano wrote: Hi, where could netbsd 1.5.3 ISO-CD be downloaded? I think this ISO-CD is not avaible for NetBSD 1.5.3 (i don't know why), but you can download the files from

Help with downloading ISO images to burning them
This immediately caused Debian to start downloading its file with the "Installing Debian" message in the status bar (left). Is this OK? I did install Bittorrent before downloading. How long will it take to download and where will I find it? I downloaded it to my Windows XP. I assume, of course, that I will be able

trouble downloading iso images
Julian Gilbey j...@polya.uklinux.net linux debian bugs dist clone 292671 -1 retitle -1 libwww-perl: LWP produces confusing warning message when downloading iso-8859-1 encoded pages reassign -1 libwww-perl thanks On Thu, Feb 24, 2005 at 06:58:14PM +0000, Julian Gilbey wrote: On Thu, Feb 24, 2005 at 04:58:46PM +0100,

downloading iso file from net
What do I need to do next? (cut) $ btdownloadcurses --url \ http://cdimage.debian. org/debian-cd/3.1_r0a/i386/bt-cd/debian-31r0a-i386-binary-1.iso.torrent (cut) So, the other files 2-14 are to be ignored? What are those files? Each of them will allow you to download a different CD. How many do you need? It depends.

question about downloading iso images
Downloading ISO files from fast servers, which I do a lot, I can download 3 CDs in less than 40 minutes on cable, where on ADSL it was 4-6 hours - Even on the 4.0 DSL it's 1-2 hours, which is a fair bit slower than a cable connection. We don't have cable TV hooked up though, just the internet.