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Thread: Intrepid Ibex Torrents

  1. #11
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    Re: Intrepid Ibex Torrents

    Quote Originally Posted by Mindzai View Post
    Maybe check your client & router settings, i'm maxing my connection out currently (8mb/s).
    I was getting 1.5mb/s last night dowloading [pleads the 5th], and haven't changed anything...

    EDIT: It has since jumped to 80 kb/s, so at least it should finish today... I am downloading the Kubuntu image, so it's possible that there just aren't as many seeders.
    Desktop: AMD Athlon64 X2 3600+, Nvidia 8600GT, 3GB RAM, 80GB hd, Windows 7 Beta
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    Re: Intrepid Ibex Torrents

    The alternate amd64 iso is flying for me this morning. I am maxed out at just under 5MB/s. Definitely the fastest download I have ever had.

  3. #13
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    Re: Intrepid Ibex Torrents

    As an alternative to torrents, here are some Rapidshare links as a mirror.

    These are 195MB parts.
    http://rapidshare.com/files/15905566...p-i386.iso.001
    http://rapidshare.com/files/15905611...p-i386.iso.002
    http://rapidshare.com/files/15905668...p-i386.iso.003
    http://rapidshare.com/files/15905019...p-i386.iso.004

    No password, to extract us HJSplit (I didn't have winrar on this computer, sorry).
    http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/

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    Re: Intrepid Ibex Torrents

    Thanks a lot for the RS links, torrents bog me down (bah humbug) and I feel guilty leeching from the Ubuntu servers. I paid for their Premium service, best move I ever made, maxes out my 8mbit connection every time.

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    Re: Intrepid Ibex Torrents

    Quote Originally Posted by por100pre1 View Post
    Here's the torrent, zipped, for 32bit (x86) processor PCs:

    Enjoy!
    25 seeds 590 peers
    "It is one thing to show a man that he is in an error, and another to put him in possession of the truth." (John Locke)

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    Re: Intrepid Ibex Torrents

    Quote Originally Posted by Helios1276 View Post
    25 seeds 590 peers
    The number of seeds should increase soon...

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    Re: Intrepid Ibex Torrents

    WOW its 4.3 gig large for the AMD 64 bit. What is on it that is so large?
    64 bit Ultimate edition 2.8 dual boot widows 7 64 bit.

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    Re: Intrepid Ibex Torrents

    Huh? The regular amd64 iso's are around 700 MB. You don't need those DVD editions.

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    Re: Intrepid Ibex Torrents

    Quote Originally Posted by dorkdork777 View Post
    Thanks a lot for the RS links, torrents bog me down (bah humbug) and I feel guilty leeching from the Ubuntu servers. I paid for their Premium service, best move I ever made, maxes out my 8mbit connection every time.
    I started with Rapidshare because torrents were blocked (or at least heavily throttled to the point they were worthless) at my university, never looked back. The premium account is definitely worth it.

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    Re: Intrepid Ibex Torrents

    Quote Originally Posted by nynoah View Post
    WOW its 4.3 gig large for the AMD 64 bit. What is on it that is so large?
    DVDs have some extra programs, many libraries, and many localization files. If file size is a matter of concern, the CDs are the way to go.

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