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Subject: iPTF via FTP & sequence?
From: "David Gibbs" <david@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 4 Jun 2003 10:04:22 -0500
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Ok, is this just me?

I ordered the latest V5R1 group ptf for Websphere Express ... it was
comprised of 4 CD's.

The order comprised of the following files on the ftp server ...

iptf0052_1.bin
iptf0052_2.bin
iptf0052_3.bin
iptf0052_4.bin

I just assumed that iptf0052_1.bin was CD #1, iptf0052_2.bin was CD #2, etc.

I was, however, incorrect in that assumption.

Turns out that bin file #1 was truly CD #1, but bin file #2 was actually CD
#4, bin file #3 was CD #3, and bin file #4 was CD #2.

Kind of frustrating.

david
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