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This may seem like the dumbest question ever asked here, but for some reason when i download the ISOs off of any mirror they partially download and i get a 432mb ISO when it is really 635. What is going on? I still have the FC3 cds but i want to start off with something fairly new. Any help and suggestions would be appreciated! Thanks in advance.
But to be complety honest, I was using FC3 also, upgraded to FC4.... then for some unexplained reason, the problems began !
Got so misirable of it... Downloaded my old roots-linux SUSE (the v9.3). And now all is working like a charm !
In general i'd say ignore downloading the ISO's via http/ftp, and just use bittorrent. The way it handles the hashing of the files generally means you always get a good image at the end.
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