Debina Installation ISO DVD Image Files

2006-05-31 Thread Robert J. A. Fernandes.








Dear Sir,



I have downloaded DVD ISO Images files from this below
location: -



http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/3.1_r2/i386/iso-dvd/



in this section the file size its shows
4.4G for debian-31r2-i386-binary-1, but when I am downloading it give me 372MB
and for the another file debian-31r2-i386-binary-2 it shows 4.1G but when I downloads
it gives me 127MB.



So is this file ok or has to be correct 4
GB? I have doubt just because of this sizes. And is it according to above MBs
then even I can burn on normal 700MB CDs right? So whats the meaning of DVD
ISO Files? I didnt get?



Please help me.



Regards,



Robert








Re: Debina Installation ISO DVD Image Files

2006-05-31 Thread Jon Dowland
At 1149075468 past the epoch, Robert J. A. Fernandes. wrote:
 I have downloaded DVD ISO Images files from this below
 location: -
 http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/3.1_r2/i386/iso-dvd/
 
 in this section the file size its shows 4.4G for
 debian-31r2-i386-binary-1, but when I am downloading it
 give me 372MB and for the another file
 debian-31r2-i386-binary-2 it shows 4.1G but when I
 downloads it gives me 127MB.
 
 So is this file ok or has to be correct 4 GB?

The files you have downloaded are corrupted or truncated and
are not proper copies of the dvd images. You can verify this
for yourself by calculating the md5 sums of the files you
have and comparing them against those listed in the MD5SUMS
file at the address above (although since the file sizes
don't match there's no point in doing this now, your copies
are definitely broken).

It is generally not recommended to download DVD images
directly in this manner, as it is prone to failure (as we
can see here). A far better means is to use jigdo as
described at http://www.debian.org/CD/jigdo-cd/. This is
more reliable and often faster.
  

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http://alcopop.org/


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Re: Debina Installation ISO DVD Image Files

2006-05-31 Thread Black Dew

Robert J. A. Fernandes. wrote:

in this section the file size its shows 4.4G for 
debian-31r2-i386-binary-1, but when I am downloading it give me 372MB 
and for the another file debian-31r2-i386-binary-2 it shows 4.1G but 
when I downloads it gives me 127MB.


Something (most probably your download program or your OS) can't handle 
files larger than 4gb.


Try downloading using different software (that supports 64bit file 
sizes) or find a smaller image.



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Re: Debina Installation ISO DVD Image Files

2006-05-31 Thread Christopher Nelson
On Wed, May 31, 2006 at 11:37:48AM +0300, Robert J. A. Fernandes. wrote:
 Dear Sir,
 
 I have downloaded DVD ISO Images files from this below location: -
 
 http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/3.1_r2/i386/iso-dvd/
 
 in this section the file size its shows 4.4G for
 debian-31r2-i386-binary-1, but when I am downloading it give me 372MB
 and for the another file debian-31r2-i386-binary-2 it shows 4.1G but
 when I downloads it gives me 127MB.
 
 So is this file ok or has to be correct 4 GB? I have doubt just because
 of this sizes.

You are correct in your doubts--it seems that the files did not download
completely.  Are you using a FAT partition (DOS or earlier Windows)?  I
don't think they can handle files that size.  Or maybe it's the program
you used to download the images.  At any rate--these .iso's are broken
and won't work right (at all, likely).  

 And is it according to above MB's then even I can burn on
 normal 700MB CD's right? So what's the meaning of DVD ISO Files? I
 didn't get?

You are also correct in that.  To use a DVD image, you need blank DVD
and a DVD burner (I don't think + or - matters).  If you just have
regular CD's try the CD images.  If you have a fast net connection, I
would grab the one labelled 'netinst' and do a network install.  Or the
'businesscard' one if you have a spiffy mini-CD ;)

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