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Harddrive backups on the WWW??(SCGT sp3.0)

4 posts by 3 people · 25 Apr 2000 21:34 UTC - 26 Apr 2000 14:09 UTC

Dave Henrie 25 Apr 2000 21:34 UTC#275243
Is there a free backup site on the web that allows for at least 125 megs of uploading. I still have the SCGT service pak 3.0 on my hard drive, but only in the re-constituted 125meg zip file. There is a site called Xfiles or something like that, but there limit is 100 megs. If I could find a backup site with a bigger file size option, I could upload the whole file for those that are having trouble locating it. dave henrie
Marc Goldstein 25 Apr 2000 22:39 UTC#275257
I have a free disk space account with 300 megs of space and I could make it a shared folder and allow you to upload it to that, then give the shared address and password to anyone that wants it. I have been trying to get the Service Pack 3 for months so would really appreciate it if you could post it somewhere. If you would prefer, you can get your own 300 meg account at www.freediskspace.com . You have to fill out a survey to get the 300 megs (starts with about 25 I think) so if you don't want to bother, you could post it on mine. Thanks. Marc
Quoted text (8 lines)> Is there a free backup site on the web that allows for at least 125 > megs of uploading. I still have the SCGT service pak 3.0 on my hard > drive, but only in the re-constituted 125meg zip file. > There is a site called Xfiles or something like that, but there limit > is 100 megs. > If I could find a backup site with a bigger file size option, I could > upload the whole file for those that are having trouble locating it. > dave henrie
Dave Henrie 26 Apr 2000 08:11 UTC#275159
Thanks for the site, but I tried to twice to get the file uploaded and it quit both times. I'm now uploading to another site. I'll let people know the url and password once it all gets uploaded....it is VERY Slow going on my cable modem (10kbs) faster than a dial up modem, but way slower than it should be... dave henrie Steve Whitty wrote:
Quoted text (21 lines)> > try this site > http://www.idrive.com/ > > steve > > Dave Henrie wrote: > > > Is there a free backup site on the web that allows for at least > > 125 > > megs of uploading. I still have the SCGT service pak 3.0 on my hard > > > > drive, but only in the re-constituted 125meg zip file. > > There is a site called Xfiles or something like that, but there > > limit > > is 100 megs. > > If I could find a backup site with a bigger file size option, I > > could > > upload the whole file for those that are having trouble locating it. > > > > dave henrie
Steve Garrotto 26 Apr 2000 14:09 UTC#275106
Send me an email as to where to put it and I will dump it there . . . I am on a campus backbone connection, very fast, very stable. I have the 125MB Zip on Jaz right here . . . or maybe it is over there . . . SLG Dave Henrie <[email hidden]> wrote:
Quoted text (29 lines)> Thanks for the site, but I tried to twice to get the file uploaded >and it quit both times. I'm now uploading to another site. I'll let >people know the url and password once it all gets uploaded....it is VERY >Slow going on my cable modem (10kbs) faster than a dial up modem, but >way slower than it should be... >dave henrie > >Steve Whitty wrote: >> >> try this site >> http://www.idrive.com/ >> >> steve >> >> Dave Henrie wrote: >> >> > Is there a free backup site on the web that allows for at least >> > 125 >> > megs of uploading. I still have the SCGT service pak 3.0 on my hard >> > >> > drive, but only in the re-constituted 125meg zip file. >> > There is a site called Xfiles or something like that, but there >> > limit >> > is 100 megs. >> > If I could find a backup site with a bigger file size option, I >> > could >> > upload the whole file for those that are having trouble locating it. >> > >> > dave henrie
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