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Subject: Re: Strange problem with 2.4.x kernel
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Dni 06.12 2001 r., o godzinie 19:30 Hans-Georg Fischer napisa?(a) co nast?puje:
> Did you compare the size of the downloaded kernels with the originals
> on the ftp-server. 

Yes, I'm sure I did it.

> Are they identical to the byte? 

Yes, they are identical, I'm sure.

> This answers the question if your ftp-program really used binary mode.
> I once encountered a ftp-program which pretended using binary mode but
> did not. 

I used only ftp in BINARY mode or ncftp in BINARY mode.
As I said I used kernels archives from my CDROM's which I bought ;-)
So, it doesn't work too ;-(((

Thanks a lot, I think that it could be caused by new RAM SIMM's
or  my CPU is too hot - I think it is less probable.

Thanks

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Mateusz ?oskot
E-mail: m.loskot@chello.pl
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