@joedi: "Hi
I have tried downloading the R2 package from both iinet in australia and
your swiss site as well, both times i get a file size of 384MB total to be
downloaded yet it says 4.4GB next to the file name
I downloaded one and tried burning it with nero and it said it was a cd
image and not DVD.
Can you please advise if the wrong images are there and when it will be
updated to reflect the correct files
Thanks
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    @bas: "Hi joedi!
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This is a common problem that occurs if your current operating system
doesn't support large file (>2GB).  Please either use another os to
download the dvd image, or try the network install cd [1] instead.
Bas Zoetekouw.
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    @richard: "<quote>
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  Why is my downloaded DVD image smaller than 1 GB when it should be larger 
  than 4 GB?
  Most likely, the tool you use for downloading the image does not have 
  large file support, i.e. it has problems downloading files larger than 4 
  GBytes. The usual symptom for this problem is that when you download the 
  file, the file size reported by your tool (and the amount of data that it 
  downloads) is too small by exactly 4 GB. For example, if the DVD image is 
  4.4 GB large, your tool will report a size of 0.4 GB.
  Some versions of wget also suffer from this problem - either upgrade to a 
  version of wget which does not have this restriction or use the curl 
  command line download tool: "curl -C - [URL]"
Cheers,
  Richard
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