I can confirm this as well. I was in the Massachusetts General Hospital laying in an fMRI tube because I was participating in a psychology study (and getting compensated financially). After a few minutes of inactivity I wondered when things would start happening - they soon extricated me from the tube. Turns out the cause of the problem was that the Siemens machine running Embedded Windows (as proven by a prominently-affixed license sticker) had locked up while I was entubed, and they had to reboot. After that it worked fine, and the fMRI went off without a hitch.
Re:We also have a copy of the MD5SUMS if you need
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This is very sound advice - our storage of the MD5SUMS is mostly for our own internal purposes when we start burning the images to disk. No need to trust us!
The Boston University Linux Users Group is providing a.torrent-only mirror that should be able to be easily reached regardless of traffic. It's often difficult to fight through the hordes around the other servers just to get a torrent file, so we felt this would be convenient. We also have a copy of the MD5SUMS if you need it.
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LinuxBIOS is going to be _the_ fastest solution, but may not be the most workable: http://downloads.sourceforge.net/fornix/linuxbios.ogg
I can confirm this as well. I was in the Massachusetts General Hospital laying in an fMRI tube because I was participating in a psychology study (and getting compensated financially). After a few minutes of inactivity I wondered when things would start happening - they soon extricated me from the tube. Turns out the cause of the problem was that the Siemens machine running Embedded Windows (as proven by a prominently-affixed license sticker) had locked up while I was entubed, and they had to reboot. After that it worked fine, and the fMRI went off without a hitch.
This is very sound advice - our storage of the MD5SUMS is mostly for our own internal purposes when we start burning the images to disk. No need to trust us!
Thanks very much for this - speeds are as advertised!
Thanks for the heads up. At least we tried!
Let's see how Apache can handle it: http://lug.bu.edu/ubuntu/ Same files.
The Boston University Linux Users Group is providing a .torrent-only mirror that should be able to be easily reached regardless of traffic. It's often difficult to fight through the hordes around the other servers just to get a torrent file, so we felt this would be convenient. We also have a copy of the MD5SUMS if you need it.
ftp://lug.bu.edu/pub/distro/ubuntu/
Contains the alternate, desktop, and server torrents for both i386 and amd64.
Hope this helps.
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