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xjj555
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#1
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by xjj555 » 2004-10-14 22:39
the log like this:
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Status: Starting download of /fedora/linux/core/2/i386/iso/FC2-i386-DVD.iso
Command: TYPE I
Response: 200 Switching to Binary mode.
Command: PORT 218,82,60,145,7,56
Response: 200 PORT command successful. Consider using PASV.
Command: REST 4294965912
Response: 350 Restart position accepted (4294965912).
Command: RETR FC2-i386-DVD.iso
Response: 150 Opening BINARY mode data connection for FC2-i386-DVD.iso (4370640896 bytes).
Error:
Error: Download failed
--------------------------------------------I have check this forum and q&a, and I didn't find the answer
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xjj555
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#2
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by xjj555 » 2004-10-14 22:41
My version is 2.2.8d.
thx for your help!
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eyebex
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#3
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by eyebex » 2004-10-15 01:09
what operating system / file system are you using? maybe your current file system (e.g. "fat32") doesn't support files larger than 4 gb ... in that case you really should use the much better "ntfs".
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Golyc
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#4
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by Golyc » 2004-10-15 02:39
eyebex wrote:what operating system / file system are you using? maybe your current file system (e.g. "fat32") doesn't support files larger than 4 gb ... in that case you really should use the much better "ntfs".
recently i read an article that afirms twich in speedy matter fat32 is better, but it don´t suport partition over 36 gb (if memory don´t fail) and as you sad no files bigger than 4gb
The nfts limitation is VERY bigger but the speedy is amost 5% less
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eyebex
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#5
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by eyebex » 2004-10-15 09:11
FAT32's performance is only higher than NTFS' on small volumes. It turns around on large volumes. In addition, FAT32 wastes more space on larger volumes due to larger cluster sizes. For a nice comparison see:
http://www.ntfs.com/ntfs_vs_fat.htm
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xjj555
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#6
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by xjj555 » 2004-10-16 06:47
yeah
I have used the "conver" command to change my file system to ntfs and complete the download.
thank you guys!