i downloaded the 3.4a 3 times every times the hash check came up wrong so im sticking with the mirror
also Tote useing another BT Client still wont matter
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by Gigadelic IIDX » Thu Jul 26, 2007 15:39
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by totedati » Fri Jul 27, 2007 2:59
lxnay wrote:
2???
used also this filesystem in a 256 MiB usb pendisk ... is a good thing to get rid of all windows traces from my computers ...linux is free, the expertise to harness it is not!
you don't make so much money selling open source software!
You make MORE money USING it, just like google!
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you don't make so much money selling open source software!
You make MORE money USING it, just like google!
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by totedati » Fri Jul 27, 2007 3:11
Gigadelic IIDX wrote:i downloaded the 3.4a 3 times every times the hash check came up wrong so im sticking with the mirror
also Tote useing another BT Client still wont matter
i wonder, your guys, with sumcheck problem of iso image are downloading the official torrent or something else!? is a strange thing what you tell us ... torrent iso images with wrong md5sum i a thing that BY DESIGN should not happen, it is unreal !!!!
is THIS torrent?
http://linuxtracker.org/torrents-details.php?id=4387
this is not a dvd movie title with fake seeds inserted in torrent, not so!?
me also have 10 chunks with wrong hash, aprox. 20 MiB in total, but is a transitional error, corrected as torrent flows , in final md5sum is correct!
too many complains about final iso image with wrong md5cheksum !!!!
linux is free, the expertise to harness it is not!
you don't make so much money selling open source software!
You make MORE money USING it, just like google!
linux registered user #352479
you don't make so much money selling open source software!
You make MORE money USING it, just like google!
linux registered user #352479
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by enderandrew » Fri Jul 27, 2007 7:02
totedati wrote:urrr ... man ... the best bittorrent client is AZUREUS ... period .... and with latest java jdk is blazing fast, and polished, and stable ... why you torture yourself with things of the past like μTorrent & c++ friends !?
Probably because it is Java based, and crap.
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by lxnay » Fri Jul 27, 2007 9:29
Gigadelic IIDX wrote:my file system is EXT2
Ext2 has file size limits. IIRC, you can't have a file bigger than 4G
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