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> I have the same problem, I download the size of 578,582,156 file
> serveral times but never success to unzip. (md5sum is differ with
> yours).

>> I have the same problem, I download the size of 578,582,156 file
>> serveral times but never success to unzip. (md5sum is differ with
>> yours).

> Software Companion CD 4/2001 (Intel)

> % ls -l software_companion_intel.rr.zip
> -r--r--r-- 1 jk usr 578582156 Jun 25 10:21 software_companion_intel.rr.zip

> % gmd5sum software_companion_intel.rr.zip
> c2a90038cf9dd5141a8fd27bcb3812dc  software_companion_intel.rr.zip

> % gmd5sum software_companion_intel.rr.zip_a?
> 10ddd56dc6937d4b3f068bcb8ab18a97  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_aa
> 941b3c84b402c801436f4bec572ca9f1  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_ab
> e422e426eef515b517b9e5aeeaff19db  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_ac
> 5711a9f4591b1973b6b64198803ea6ff  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_ad
> e72d985948bccd1d665fd68053d1a044  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_ae
> 20a3913c5db7e7d79fa8bd479ce8d485  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_af
> 7b4049bd3539e0264b0528992356d4ce  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_ag
> d87add943dd0eeedbcb4dec19f8a13c1  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_ah
> a53f7996902d615ef76d91de80b9863f  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_ai
> da108d8f7eef7451bd9e487d764c76aa  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_aj
> 3d675517328d0ff464b216acc9ea65e3  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_ak
> 843ab486f93613e19dc941217c62d8a6  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_al
> ec910eb202871d5fb5abb66443160927  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_am
> d8501a318a932a82c42017db6da96012  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_an
> 3469eed2124b902a193a96f1e64d36f1  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_ao
> 84df89f987d0d414e3d776d57368947d  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_ap
> f87f1ed828c9387f5735cdd7786dc5a5  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_aq
> 5030b3736af03c380b8e5a2684c3b2f4  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_ar
> feb0f8e9cce50899a89f2b58e2619e93  software_companion_intel.rr.zip_as

> Software Companion CD 4/2001 (SPARC)

> % ls -l software_companion_sparc.rr.zip
> -rw-r--r-- 1 jk usr 583853692 Jun 30 16:55 software_companion_sparc.rr.zip

> % gmd5sum software_companion_sparc.rr.zip
> 107b260c6bfae750787656c5f7be2346  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip

> % gmd5sum software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_a?
> 6b8453dcc00e4dd20e7b5739e1c25749  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_aa
> a97c5289f5609f5ea90cd36c6ccda772  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ab
> 59b3e86cfff23eb072e7b72a4864e2a9  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ac
> 92a2fe5bf3d72b2522c5b9c14a38e969  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ad
> 62a7a7df71414293a6a0097cc153ca5a  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ae
> 4511a74ec1d64335f4c2140117ebaf2f  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_af
> 4a353985968a628fb7f9316f055ac791  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ag
> 0ab8aeba25630b89f6cdd5419eac78e5  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ah
> be5251f2003eedc240f506d9ac152f70  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ai
> 9db51ce7c914d8e4b023703666954b17  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_aj
> c0fb5ad35d4712fc4b168f20f849c18f  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ak
> 66b5671ef32b0108809687825409f3a9  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_al
> 8e57d784202b7be1e2500f4a756eacf5  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_am
> e77ee7ed13f9cfc77b59fb90ca6f11a6  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_an
> 019fe84c3bd350d67919bbd00ccec514  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ao
> f948338e110575d99e81ac0860971ded  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ap
> 14746cc4c7218bb884ad5bd24787e83a  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_aq
> 26ad1ee38d0d01d6dbf53b5520fef96d  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ar
> 338c3f06d367d1649924353669dd1b0e  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_as

>> f948338e110575d99e81ac0860971ded  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ap
>> 14746cc4c7218bb884ad5bd24787e83a  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_aq
>> 26ad1ee38d0d01d6dbf53b5520fef96d  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ar
>> 338c3f06d367d1649924353669dd1b0e  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_as

>With cable modems running at 1/2 of T1 speed on download, we really
>shouldn't need these, but Sun's servers must be running on NT.  After
>serving up 300+ MB, they start to serve another client and forget about the
>ones already logged on.

>>> f948338e110575d99e81ac0860971ded  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ap
>>> 14746cc4c7218bb884ad5bd24787e83a  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_aq
>>> 26ad1ee38d0d01d6dbf53b5520fef96d  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_ar
>>> 338c3f06d367d1649924353669dd1b0e  software_companion_sparc.rr.zip_as

>>With cable modems running at 1/2 of T1 speed on download, we really
>>shouldn't need these, but Sun's servers must be running on NT.  After
>>serving up 300+ MB, they start to serve another client and forget about
>>the ones already logged on.

> Well it seems that they limit transfer rates to ~ 50 kB/s for one
> transfer. If you have a nice internet connection you may start many
> transfers at the same time..... this also has the advantage to make your
> transfer more iportant in the router caches ;-)

> As the US internet backbones in many times have very high packet loss, you
> usually get even lower speed.

> From my experiences within the last two weeks, I can say that a transfer
> always aborts if I use a proxy cache server in between. If the packet loss
> is below 5% the transfer may be slow but I never see any abort.