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Package: mozilla-browser
Version 1.6
Tried to download a DVD iso image, file size greater than 4.0 Gbyte to
an ext3 partition with 10GB free space. In the middle of the download
checked size of downloaded portion with `ls -l`. When download reached
2.0 GB, the downloaded byte count as displayed by Download Manager
turned negative and decreased until reached zero. At this point only 4.0
GB were downloaded but the Download Manager reported that download
finished and exited from download. Of course the md5sum of downloaded
file fragment did not match. More than 300 Mbytes were missing from
downloaded file. Download speed was also negative between 2GB and 4GB
and reache zero at 4GB.
Distribution: Knoppix 3.4
Kernel: 2.6
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On Mon, Jun 07, 2004 at 11:29:05AM +0300, Reuven Weiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Package: mozilla-browser
>
> Version 1.6
>
>
>
> Tried to download a DVD iso image, file size greater than 4.0 Gbyte to
> an ext3 partition with 10GB free space. In the middle of the download
> checked size of downloaded portion with `ls -l`. When download reached
> 2.0 GB, the downloaded byte count as displayed by Download Manager
> turned negative and decreased until reached zero. At this point only 4.0
> GB were downloaded but the Download Manager reported that download
> finished and exited from download. Of course the md5sum of downloaded
> file fragment did not match. More than 300 Mbytes were missing from
> downloaded file. Download speed was also negative between 2GB and 4GB
> and reache zero at 4GB.
I just downloaded a 4.2GB file with iceape (which replaces mozilla), and
everything went fine.
Mike
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