> This should work as it always has; no change has been made to the code
> in question, nor have any additional size limits (or any other kind)
> been imposed.

Hmm, I'll try to play with it in a less hostile environment.  The obvious
workaround, to install just bindist and then go to the emergency shell
and do something like

ftp> get mydistro.aa "|tar --unlink -zxvf -"

works just fine, but I tried half a dozen variations using sysinstall
itself to retrieve the mydistro.aa named as bin.aa, and none worked.  I
was at first chalking it up to PCMCIA networking issues, but it broke 
under PPP as well, and the PCMCIA stuff worked fine when I did the above
workaround.

I've been doing this with no problems since 2.1.0R days, so it really
caught me off guard..

I think I'll be putting this same distro on one of my kickaround boxes,
and it'll be a lot easier to experiment since I won't have to remember a 
string of things I gotta type at the -c prompt.  :-)
-- 
... Joe

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