Very excellent LA interview, ED. Thanks vermillion for posting that.
(Unfort. after trying several strategies, including switching newsservers,
I've only been able to get the first two .rars complete. Oh well, that part
was cool.)
jj
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Very excellent LA interview, ED. Thanks vermillion for posting that.
(Unfort. after trying several strategies, including switching newsservers,
I've only been able to get the first two .rars complete. Oh well, that part
was cool.)
jj
Jet said:Very excellent LA interview, ED. Thanks vermillion for posting that.
Cheers.
Quoted message said:(Unfort. after trying several strategies, including switching newsservers,
I've only been able to get the first two .rars complete. Oh well, that part
was cool.)
I did post several par2 files that you can use to repair incomplete
files. See www.quickpar.org.uk Or do you need more par2s?
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Ewoud Dronkert said:Jet said:Very excellent LA interview, ED. Thanks vermillion for posting that.
Cheers.
Quoted message said:(Unfort. after trying several strategies, including switching newsservers,
I've only been able to get the first two .rars complete. Oh well, that part
was cool.)I did post several par2 files that you can use to repair incomplete
files. See www.quickpar.org.uk Or do you need more par2s?
My newsserver used to get 100% of all binaries all the time. Lately it has
starting dropping parts, parts arriving late, and this was confirmed by
another user on the same hub (or whatever it's called). It's a big main
provider for many servers.
Anyway I need 147 more blocks in quickpar, which is ridiculous, b/c that's
the size of the durn .rar file and then some, LOL. I also tried another
server, and looked at alt.binaries.celebs but it was missing the same
parts.
I really don't want to put you out, b/c as soon as you do the repost, it
could end up just as junked; but thanks for the kind reply. If you could
put the a couple of the .rar files on your webpage for an hour, I could
grab them there.
(lancearmstrong.part1.rar, and lancearmstrong.part2.rar, and
lancearmstrong.part6.rar are complete, but
lancearmstrong.part...3..4...5.rar are missing over half.)
Then I could re-run quickpar.
But I'm just as happy to wait a couple days until you put the .wmv up on
the webserver should you decide to do that. You've been way too nice for
any kind of begging, is all I'm saying and I'm embarrassed to even post
this. ;-)
jj
Jet said:looked at alt.binaries.celebs but it was missing the same parts.
Yeah it was a cross- not multi-post.
Quoted message said:wait a couple days until you put the .wmv up on the webserver
Will happen.
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I've been trying for a few days to download the interview from
alt.binaries but with no success. In fact, I've used up my alloted
bandwidth so I had to stop trying.
Any word about an alternate method of downloading the interview (e.g.,
a http link)?
TIA!
Paul
I've been trying for a few days to download the interview from
alt.binaries but with no success. In fact, I've used up my alloted
bandwidth so I had to stop trying.
Any word about an alternate method of downloading the interview (e.g.,
a http link)?
TIA!
Paul
Quoted message said:Any word about an alternate method of downloading the interview (e.g.,
a http link)?
Yes: http://www.phys.uu.nl/~dronkert/tmp/
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Got it! Thank you very much!
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