Now this is utterly frustrating. I've been trying to retrieve Mint 7 Main ISO from various 'official' mirrors per the download page to no avail. Each server (be it FTP or HTTP) only allows me to download ca. 200-ish MB then it would stop giving me the rest of the bits (much less bytes).
So my question is does anyone know of other 'safe' download mirrors I can try out? Those located anywhere in Asia or Europe are preferable.
Garda.
Need More Download Mirrors
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garda
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StanTheMan
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Lately , the only way I can download an ISO is with Bit Torrent.
My recent Bit Torrent download had me copying from 900 peers , but the download went reasonably fast.
My recent Bit Torrent download had me copying from 900 peers , but the download went reasonably fast.
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garda
Re: Need More Download Mirrors
Here's the latest update to my situation: One server I get the best luck with is HEANet (Ireland), but it ceased the download at 470MB.
My ISP caps Torrent bandwidth at 80Kb/s, so I'm seeing it a last resort.
That leads me to another question: is there a way to circumvent this ugly capping of Torrent ports?
My ISP caps Torrent bandwidth at 80Kb/s, so I'm seeing it a last resort.
That leads me to another question: is there a way to circumvent this ugly capping of Torrent ports?