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Subject: Re: New installation floppys for 2.0.5A 
To: jkh@freefall.cdrom.com (Jordan K. Hubbard)
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> > when installing /bin I still get this (this may by problem, corupt files?)
> > 
> > .............................................................................
> ...
> > gunzip: stdin: unexpected end of file
> > /stand/cpio: premature end of file
> > Debug: cpio returned error status of 1!

> This is almost certainly corrupt files.  You should check them
> again.

It is not.  At the beginning of the NFS bin install, the installer says
that it installs from 59 chunks.  There are *60* of them, so the last one
is skipped.  Quick workaround is to cat the last two together, and to
replace the one-before-last (bin.cg) with the catted version.  Keep the
originals, though (someplace else, perhaps.)

The original set of bootdisks did not have this bug (it had others :)

> > .........................................................................
> > /mnt: optimization changed from TIME to SPACE
> > ........................................................................

> Not enough space allocated to / or /usr!

> > new password: ( type same four char password) ( it accepts it this time, 
> > I don't know if its suppose to work this way, so I thought say something 
> > (i've never gotten Freebsd to install this far before))

> Feature.

> > Syncing disks... 7 6 4 done
> > unmount of /nfs failed (BUSY)
> > (hang)

> You're probably parked in that directory with the shell
> on ALT-F4! :-)

> 					Jordan