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Subject: Problems installing 2.0.5A
From: Dennis Forbes <dforbes@suspects.com>
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Date: Fri, 09 Jun 95 20:17:09 EST
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	I finally managed to acquire all of the binary files for the 
2.0.5 Alpha release (which, considering I'm on a link getting 700cps at 
BEST, 250cps and worst, 600cps average, it was quite a monumentous task 
getting the 14MB).  This morning, at the peak of anticipation I tried to 
install (using just the binary install option):  No luck.  At 15%, I 
start getting chksum errors with a message saying something of the sort 
"stand/cpio checksum error - 123849 bytes skipped..." or " directory : ls 
cannot create".

	I had a funny feeling (;^)) while getting the files (over a 
period of four days) that the files were actually changing...  These 
files weren't updated within the same release were they?  I certainly 
hope not!  

	If I have a corrupted file, is there any way for me to find which 
one it is?  

	Thanks very, very, very much.
	dforbes@suspects.com