How about using an ordinary FTP client and go directly to the ftp server and
download. That should be quicker than going through the browser anyway.

doug

On 7/24/02 5:36 PM, "Christensen Tom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> 
> Howdy,
> problem, I am trying to download the ISO's for Limbo... however,
> Mozilla/Netscape and Konqueror all do the same thing, when downloading a
> file from a web site, they slog the whole file into RAM until it finishes
> downloading.. and then creates a file from the stuff in RAM.  However, this
> crashes my machine, because it only has 128MB of RAM and 256MB of swap...
> so, a 650MB ISO fills all available RAM and the system freezes.
> Any way around this? or do I have to use an ftp site to download large
> files? or reinstall windows on 1 machine so that I can continue using IE to
> be able to download updates for my linux systems? (IE saves the data
> directly to a tmp file on the hard drive and then copies the tmp file to the
> final location when downloading completes, hence avoiding this problem)
> let me know.
> Tom
> 
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