It’s the second time i’m trying to download OpenSuse11 64bit DVD. The biggest problem it’s the speed of my connection so it takes so long ( 1 day plus or minus) for completing the download here.
But on the first time and on the second time too the hash of md5sum is wrong…I don’t know why:
It should be: 512c8346b0f8eb35f28c4eb96454d391
but when i verify it : 7db4c1c89dd62b8b97950f54c56d4a41
Or burn the smaller CD and install from the Internet, which should also
be a valid option. Which application are you using to download? It’s
possible your application can’t handle a download of this size. In the
meantime try ken yap’s suggestion of a BitTorrent client.
Good luck.
ken yap wrote:
> No, if you set up bittorrent, then point the program to your slightly
> wrong file, it should download only the blocks in error.
>
> If all fails, get someone in your city/country to make you a copy, or
> buy a copy from a duplicator. Sometimes they also come with Linux
> magazines.
>
>
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Well, if you already have it downloaded you should be able to stop your
download, put your full ISO in the downloading file’s place, and then
tell Vuze to verify it. I haven’t done this for a while but it was
fairly simple the last time I did it. This way it verifies the file and
only downloads what it needs.
Good luck.
ValekCraven wrote:
> I’ve always used Firefox 3.0.3 to download it…
>
> Now i’m downloading with Vuze…but it’s **** slow!!!
>
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