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Re: Torrent Freeze [][] [][] [] [] [] Re: Torrent Freeze • From: Per Anton Ronning • To: For users of Fedora • Subject: Re: Torrent Freeze • Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 10:01:11 +0200 David Boles wrote: on 8/30/2007 4:15 PM, Per Anton Ronning wrote: David Boles wrote: on 8/30/2007 1:27 PM, Per Anton Ronning wrote: David Boles wrote: on 8/30/2007 5:00 AM, Per Anton Ronning wrote: Now I have experienced something odd. I am downloading F7 using bittorrent. (It has been predicting about 16-18 hours of download time which I guess is acceptable) I have in another thread discussed my screen freeze problem, which now may or may not be expanding. The PC usually freezes after some time of downloading, - well, it freezes anyway after some time has elapsed - so it may not necessarily be caused by the downloading as such. But when I am about to pick up the downloading again, bittorrent-curses starts out by checking the cintents of the.iso file which has been downloaded so far. After a very short while the whole thing stops, and reboot is the only option.

This has happened 3 times in a row. Does anyone have suggestions here? It may be the 'old' problem of course, but could this be some disk problem as well? Works best from level 3 but it will work in a terminal cd /where_you_want_the_iso_to_ go - all on one line- (this might line wrap) wget -c the -c will permit restarts if your machine crashes of you are disconnected. Teh wget part is already completed, I am now running the bittorent_curses part. I am confused by what you wrote.

As I understand it you downloads the iso with wget and now you are downloading the same iso with bittorent? If that is what you are doing I just have to ask why are you downloading the same iso twice? That is not what I am doing.

First i did run wget Then I am running bittorrent-curses Fedora-7-i386.torrent and now F-7-i386-DVD.iso is created. I have so far downloaded 363,593,728 bytes of this file, but now the problem I describe is putting a stop to further downloading. When I start the *-curses again, it begins with examining the *.iso file, but at an early stage of this examination the computer simply shuts down, i.e. It seems that it calculates how far the download has come so far in order to continue the download from that point on, i.e, it has a built-in -c option.

At least that is my interpretation of this. Is the confusion brought into order?:-) Yes. You used wget to download the torrent link and then began a torrent to download the iso. Every time you restart a bittorent it will check what has been downloaded to find two things. What parts have already been downloaded and if they are good parts. Bittorent downloads parts from many sources. File sharing.

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For bittorent to work well it has to be configured. You have to open a port, set downloads speed to unlimited and, depending on your Internet connection, cut down the upload speed. 10 is a good place to start. Also some ISPs throttle back bittorent because it is manly used to steal commercial program and movies.

Piscifun Torrent Baitcasting Reel 18LB Carbon Fiber Drag 7.1:1 Baitcasters. There is not another baitcasting fishing reel on the market with reinforced gears.

Re: Torrent Freeze [][] [][] [] [] [] Re: Torrent Freeze • From: Per Anton Ronning • To: For users of Fedora • Subject: Re: Torrent Freeze • Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 10:01:11 +0200 David Boles wrote: on 8/30/2007 4:15 PM, Per Anton Ronning wrote: David Boles wrote: on 8/30/2007 1:27 PM, Per Anton Ronning wrote: David Boles wrote: on 8/30/2007 5:00 AM, Per Anton Ronning wrote: Now I have experienced something odd. I am downloading F7 using bittorrent. (It has been predicting about 16-18 hours of download time which I guess is acceptable) I have in another thread discussed my screen freeze problem, which now may or may not be expanding. The PC usually freezes after some time of downloading, - well, it freezes anyway after some time has elapsed - so it may not necessarily be caused by the downloading as such. But when I am about to pick up the downloading again, bittorrent-curses starts out by checking the cintents of the.iso file which has been downloaded so far. After a very short while the whole thing stops, and reboot is the only option.

This has happened 3 times in a row. Does anyone have suggestions here? It may be the 'old' problem of course, but could this be some disk problem as well? Works best from level 3 but it will work in a terminal cd /where_you_want_the_iso_to_ go - all on one line- (this might line wrap) wget -c the -c will permit restarts if your machine crashes of you are disconnected. Teh wget part is already completed, I am now running the bittorent_curses part. I am confused by what you wrote.

As I understand it you downloads the iso with wget and now you are downloading the same iso with bittorent? If that is what you are doing I just have to ask why are you downloading the same iso twice? That is not what I am doing.

First i did run wget Then I am running bittorrent-curses Fedora-7-i386.torrent and now F-7-i386-DVD.iso is created. I have so far downloaded 363,593,728 bytes of this file, but now the problem I describe is putting a stop to further downloading. When I start the *-curses again, it begins with examining the *.iso file, but at an early stage of this examination the computer simply shuts down, i.e. It seems that it calculates how far the download has come so far in order to continue the download from that point on, i.e, it has a built-in -c option.

At least that is my interpretation of this. Is the confusion brought into order?:-) Yes. You used wget to download the torrent link and then began a torrent to download the iso. Every time you restart a bittorent it will check what has been downloaded to find two things. What parts have already been downloaded and if they are good parts. Bittorent downloads parts from many sources. File sharing.

Microsoft visual foxpro codes. This security update resolves a newly-discovered, privately reported vulnerability. Developers who have distributed custom Visual FoxPro 8.0 runtime applications that include a copy of the vulnerable gdiplus.dll file should evaluate the need to deploy the security update for the Microsoft Visual FoxPro 8.0 Runtime Library. A buffer overrun vulnerability exists in the processing of JPEG image formats that could allow remote code execution on an affected system. This update is a downloadable setup that can be distributed by the developer to a customer who has a custom Visual FoxPro 8.0 runtime application. • This security update requires a released version of Visual FoxPro 8.0.

For bittorent to work well it has to be configured. You have to open a port, set downloads speed to unlimited and, depending on your Internet connection, cut down the upload speed. 10 is a good place to start. Also some ISPs throttle back bittorent because it is manly used to steal commercial program and movies.