Hi. I'm currently downloading the ************************** and I noticed that it told me that the part 53 of one of the first chunks was corrupted and then at the next day it said that the part 38 of another chunk was corrupted as well. I read in the docs that aMule divides the downloaded file in "chunks" which represent 9.28MB of the file and then subdivides each chunk in 53 parts of 180kb. Now I got some questions:
1. What happens if a part is downloaded corrupt and aMule is closed before it has recovered that part?
2. Why if a chunk contains 53 parts. I was told that the part 68 was downloaded corrupt?
3. I read that aMule does a hash check when the download is complete. Is there any option in aMule or any external way to force aMule to redownload the corrupted chunks/parts of the file?
Thanks in advance.
P.D: I'm a unemployed student trying to grab a copy of ************ to upgrade my 5 yr old ******** which came with **********. I currently have Ubuntu installed, but I don't like it's interface (neither GNOME, nor KDE, let alone xfce). And sincerelly prefer *****, but need the new version to have better compatibility and *******, built-in themeing (******** and earlier lacked of a good theme engine) and all those productivity-increasing tools that are exclusive of *******.
EDIT: Do NEVER ever TALK about what you download!! -- The Management
