Re: jigdo don't?

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On 4/24/07, Gene Heskett <gene.heskett@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Greetings;

I just installed jigdo, only to find its called jigsaw in the kmenu, thinking
it was something like a torrent manager, but apparently not.

But the menu's require a true URL to the image, and if I point it in the upper
cli line, to the nearly 166KB jigdo file I downloaded from the fedoraunity
site, called FC-20070401-6-i386.jigdo, it claims it doesn't know how to
handle that file format yet.

So, since this 'jigdo' thing will be stillborn for obvious reasons, where can
I find the .torrent for that respin?  I thought I saw a link to it once, but
the availability of fedoraunity.org seems to come and go, and I've not
managed to find the page with that link on it again.

Ok, I got it to start by manually entering the URL to the exact same file I
had already downloaded.  That's a right cast iron pita when it can't be
copied & pasted from firefox...

So either I need instructions on how to setup FF to start jigdo with that url
as an argument, or jigdo needs fixed.  Starting a download should not take 50
screen changes and 30 minutes to get it going.  Needless to say, I voted for
future releases in torrent because I can do this in azureus in just a minute
or so, plus time to carve a hole in my firewall.

And now the transfer has been interrupted after about 70 of the 255 megs just
for the template, and now it wants to know where I live but refuses to take a
USA entry.  And under advanced it apparently needs a comma separated list of
url's.  How the hell should I know where in a 100 million servers where this
stuff is?  Rhetorical question obviously.

Screw it, send jigdo back to finishing school, and where can I get
the .torrent file?

Thanks.

--
Cheers, Gene

It looks like the April 2007 respin is only offered via jigdo.  If you
can get up to speed you might actually find that jigdo is actually
faster than bittorrent. Especially, if you have the original or the
previous respin CD/DVD handy.


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