On Monday 05 January 2004 01:34 pm, Charlie Mahan wrote:
> Somebody is certainly having success with the torrent. I
> started it after I rsynced the cooker tree last Thursday
> morning to get the ISOs. The pull has been steady at around 55
> KBytes/sec. The only time it isn't running is during brief
> periods when glitches at my ISP drop my connection; usually a
> few seconds at a time and never more than a minute.
>
> That upload rate is about a third of my maximum theoretical
> upload bandwidth. I haven't restricted it at all. "Maximum
> Rates" on this service (cable) are, theoretically; 10 mbit/sec
> down, 1.5 mbits/sec up.

   Wow!!! that is a super fast connection. OTOH, an average upload 
rate of 55KB/s tells me you're only givin about 1/3 of your 
upstream capacity to torrent. No need to limit.

>
> I think I'll be clicking "Finish" in the next day or two so
> that I can actually try the installer. It's hard to test when
> you're busy feeding the hungry maw of the torrent. (-;

    No need to wait till you quit torrent. I burned my iso's to 
Cd's while the torrent was still runin. Later after a 2.2.24 
kernel try. I also then tried an 'update' (to current cooker 
anyhow) with the New Years' beta 1 iso's. Both failed to do much. 
Restarted my 10.0. beta 1 torrent on rebooting. It's still goin. 
I reckon I've uploaded both iso's twice in return so far.
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      Tom Brinkman                 Corpus Christi, Texas

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