Presently running rynsc. 3 hours, 10 minutes = 37%, 213Mb processed. A straight download of the complete iso image usually takes me 3 hours.
Peter Myers
Thanks for the fast replies. I guess I forgot to say I am using the Pseudo-Image Kit version 2 under Windoze, Windows 98, PIII 600, SCSI everything. As an experiment I tried renaming some of the local files to what is on the binary-sparc-1.list and I received a lot less warnings and "files not found". The make-pseudo-image appears to be case sensitive and does not use the translation tables. I followed your suggestion to use the 2.1r2 image as pseudo-image, and just skip make-pseudo-image. I could not get this to work My note about one file at a time using "make-pseudo-image binary-sparc-1.list ftp://kernel.org/pub/mirrors/debian follows the note shown when starting make-pseudo-image about rsync being modified to handle only one file at a time. Perhaps the rsync program in Windoze could have an option for number of files to transferee at a time. I often download 10+ files at a time with no lose in speed. I am currently trying rsync again to use a ftp site to retrieve the files. It is very slow compared to a straight ftp. Any help would and is most appreciated. Thanks