>>>>> "sdeboer" == Simon J DeBoer <sdeboer@uoguelph.ca> writes:

    > Just for clarification and to add another question to my group:
    > The story as it stands is that I have a max of 1 hour per
    > connection to the net, in that time I may not be able to
    > download one whole sup package.  Because of this I have to
    > restart SUP the next time I connect to the net, I do this with
    > the -o option.  Fine...
I use mirror instead of sup to avoid these problems as it will allow
the pulling site to customize which directories to get instead of only
the combinations that are defined by sup..

The latest version of mirror is available from:

	src.doc.ic.ac.uk [146.169.2.1]
		directory: computing/archiving/mirror
		(shortcut packages/mirror)
	
        ftp.th-darmstadt.de [130.83.55.75]
        	directory: pub/networking/mirror


	ftp.sun.ac.za [146.232.212.2]
		directory: pub/packages/mirror



    > Problem is that it keeps getting the same files, I have now
    > received the source to the /usr/src/sys/compat/* thrice while
    > attempting to reconnect to sup.netbsd.org and I have never been
    > able to get past whatever source code file it happens to be on
    > when the connection must go down.

    > What do I do?  Wait for other people to tar them up and put them
    > out as snapshots?  (For non-kernel stuff this doesn't bother me
    > too much...it doesn't change quickly)

    > 	Help would be greatly appreciated...  Simon

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