FC3 still on schedule for tomorrow? (Added: On the Torrent Already?)
Tor Harald Thorland
linux at mis.no
Mon Nov 8 07:40:13 UTC 2004
James McKenzie wrote:
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> Alexander Dalloz wrote:
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>> Not the case if speaking about official availability and not premature
>> leaking. See the thread
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>> http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-test-list/2004-November/msg00676.html
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>> and especially the 2 replies by Seth Vidal (duke.edu admin).
>> Am So, den 07.11.2004 schrieb James McKenzie um 23:41:
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>>> So, if the release is tomorrow, it should be on the Torrent
>>> yesterday? According to the schedule, FC3 was supposed to be
>>> released to mirrors then.
>>>
>>> This means that I should get the BitTorrent client and install it
>>> now and start 'slurping'.
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>>> James McKenzie
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> Thanks. Looks like I get to start tomorrow afternoon. I guess I
> should get a torrent client and configure it to point to duke.edu. My
> guess is that they are going to get slammed with traffic. Hopefully,
> the folks who run the Torrent will get it settled by the time I get
> home (which should be about two hours after the release.)
>
> As always, thank you.
>
> James McKenzie
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Hi,
Am I right if I say the release is in approx 12 hours from my time of
writing?
Is there a way to help serve the files? Bottorent? How to do this, only
start a client and start dl the file? And where would the torrents be
released?
THT
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