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Master of Reality:
i went one step better to finding files from date.
I checked for .iso files tha40 MB and it only found two, i know that there should be three above 550MB

voidmain:
Also if you downloaded it through your proxy it should be in the proxy cache. You can also search for files over a certain size by:

find / -size +250000k

would find any files on your system that are over 250MB in size. Run it on the server too in case they happen to still be in cache.

Master of Reality:
I also did "find / * -size +540000k" and it only found the same two .iso files

voidmain:
You don't want that '*' in there but it will still work. It'll just search some places more than once. Maybe you meant "-name '*'" but it's not necessary in this case.

Also a tip for wget if you didn't already know it is you can right click on a download link in your browser, like if you planned on doing a "save target as", but instead do a "copy shortcut". Then tab over to your kterm/xterm and type "wget ", then click both left and right mouse buttons simultaneously in the kterm/xterm window and it will paste in the URL (save some typing).

[ May 09, 2002: Message edited by: VoidMain ]

Master of Reality:
yes all three files were actually on my hard drive (one of them was actually 494 MB). But they were incomplete, so i couldnt install from them (and i just wasted 3 blank CD-RWs)

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