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Re: sys 6.0.1 archive on ftp.apple.com- corrupt
- Subject: Re: sys 6.0.1 archive on ftp.apple.com- corrupt
- From: phs172m@vaxc.cc.monash.edu.au (Stephen Harker)
- Date: 25 Nov 93 14:04:36 +1100
- Distribution: world
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Dept of Physics Monash University (of administration :-)
- References: <CGqoB2.7rM@actrix.gen.nz> <mark-191193100058@128.157.9.145> <mark-191193130857@128.157.9.145> <2ck6g2$ge4@senator-bedfellow.MIT.EDU> <2cv4kb$epl@arcturus.ciril.fr>
In article <2cv4kb$epl@arcturus.ciril.fr>, astier@pollux.scinfo.u-nancy.fr (Philippe Astier) writes:
> In article <2ck6g2$ge4@senator-bedfellow.MIT.EDU>, tracadas@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Philip W Tracadas) writes:
>>
>> I don't know who to direct this to at apple but...
>>
>> the install.bsc archive in the system 6.0.1 folder is corrupt. I've tried
>> numerous ways of downloading and extracting it to no avail. I can de-binscii
>> it okay but GSHK stops about half way through un-shrinking it. Would
>> some one be kind enough to look into this.
>
> Yes, that's right: two disks (Install and Systools.1) out of
> six are corrupted. I haven't tried the others. SynthLab 6.0.1 can be
> extracted without problem.
> I have another problem however: how can I download to a 800kb disk an
> archive of 828180 bytes ?????????
I did not have any problems in downloading and extracting both
Install and Systools.1 for system 6.0.1 (and I did so only about two
weeks ago). I had no reported problems with either de-binsciing and
un-shrinking any of the archives. I did not try either the fonts disk
or Synthlab as from earlier comments I understand them not to have
changed since the previous version (6.0). So I am pretty sure the
problem is not in the archives themselves.
The second question has already been answered by someone else,
though I should add that I remember seeing someone with patches for
Sciibin under VMS.
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ex Monash University now sjh@phadfa.ph.adfa.edu.au
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