11g download - source corrupted?

Hi all,
Where canI download correct zip file "linux_11gR1_database.zip" ?
I have downloaded 2x from Oracle download site but always getting corrupted CRC for
testing: database\stage\Components\oracle.rdbms.rsf\11.1.0.6.0\1\DataFiles\filegroup7.jar
which hangs installer in 47%
Thanks in advance.
Peter.

You might post this in the Downloads forum at Downloads Issues
I have found that is happens occasionally. WHen eported, it usually gets cleared up within a day. I suspect some form of cache is used and it may get corrupt.

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Here is the output of makepkg -s when I try to install packer:
[tilley@take-kun packer]$ makepkg -s
==> Determining latest git revision...
-> Version found: 20120509
==> Making package: packer 20120509-1 (Wed May 9 17:27:52 CDT 2012)
==> Checking runtime dependencies...
==> Installing missing dependencies...
resolving dependencies...
looking for inter-conflicts...
Targets (2): jansson-2.3-1 jshon-20111222-1
Total Download Size: 0.04 MiB
Total Installed Size: 0.17 MiB
Proceed with installation? [Y/n] y
:: Retrieving packages from community...
jansson-2.3-1-x86_64 30.5 KiB 150K/s 00:00 [######################] 100%
jshon-20111222-1-x86_64 9.8 KiB 806K/s 00:00 [######################] 100%
(2/2) checking package integrity [######################] 100%
(2/2) loading package files [######################] 100%
(2/2) checking for file conflicts [######################] 100%
(2/2) checking available disk space [######################] 100%
(1/2) installing jansson [######################] 100%
(2/2) installing jshon [######################] 100%
==> Checking buildtime dependencies...
==> Retrieving Sources...
==> Extracting Sources...
==> Entering fakeroot environment...
==> Starting build()...
==> Connecting to github GIT server....
Cloning into 'packer'...
error: Could not resolve host: (nil); No address associated with hostname while accessing https://github.com/bruenig/packer.git/info/refs
fatal: HTTP request failed
==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build().
Aborting...

Download appears corrupt - installing to Windows XP and Windows 7 Pro 64bit

I have tried to install Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign onto 1 Windows XP computer and 2 Windows 7 computers and in every instance I have received the message "download appears corrupt. U43M1D207 error. I have combed the FAQ's and a lot of other mostly MAC users are receiving the same errors.
I have downloaded the Creative Suite cleaner and have used it multiple times on all the computers with the same failure over and over again.
I have also gone to Adobe Downloads and ran the patched Adobe Application Manager and still no luck.
In one FAQ a tech tells people to go to the trial versions and download those and then sign in and the subscription will appear. On 3 of the computers this worked, but on the third computer I started today, the subscription box never showed up even though I logged on with the employee's cloud subscription ID. I downloaded three of the applications only to have to go back and un-install the applications because it asked to either run in trial or supply a serial number.
On my fourth computer running Windows XP I downloaded Photoshop extended just fine and Illustrator, but there's no selection for InDesign, so I can't download it.
Last night I sat on a chat session for 30 minutes only to find out that there were no tech's on duty only customer support and she said that I would need to call in on Mon-Fri. I can't wait until Mon-Fri as I need to do this off hours.
I'm at the end of my rope with aggravation and I have 7 more computers to go and they are scattered around the USA.
If anyone has any idea what may fix my dilemma I would surely appreciate it! Thank you in advance.
Update: After getting away from the problem for awhile, I decided to clear the cache on both problem computers, run CCleaner and reboot. I then went back to the Trial Download page and everything worked perfectly. I could see InDesign on the Windows XP computer and on the Windows 7 computer the subscription box appeared. I had my answer and everything appears to work properly now.
I still don't understand why downloading from the Cloud site doesn't work especially since many of the problems I have been reading about in other threads were started back in May, 2012.
Also I don't understand why when so many techs like myself have to work after hours and on weekends there are no Adobe techs on the chat line. My company spent a lot of money on the new subscription and will continue to do so in the future and all I can find is work arounds instead of the Cloud download site actually being repaired.

It's been many, many years since I don't do dual boot anymore. Don't find the reason to do it, either. Different kinds of virtualization should be enough. Anyway...
dfw1417 wrote:
It took over 2 days to figure out how to adjust the bios to get my win 7 pro DVD to boot and install dual boot on this GREAT MACHINE!!
ENJOY! This is the BEST machine I ever had!
WHICH machine?
Cheers.
If I helped you, please give me some kudos! ^^

How to fix Adobe App Manager error code -60 Download appears corrupt but only for Photoshop CS6 app

How to fix Adobe App Manager error code -60 Download appears corrupt but only for Photoshop CS6 Creative Suite Cloud App. Many attempts were made to install Photoshop CS6 with Adobe Application Manager without success. Every other Creative Suite Application was successfully downloaded. I keep getting Installation Failed when attempting the Photoshop install. How does one correct this?

Thanks Jeff! So, it totally appears as if it was a network issue. The corporate network where I work is quite likely the culprit. Where I was thrown off is that since I have admin rights on my computer, I can install software. But using Adobe Application Manager to install Adobe software wasn't working. And to make matters worse, there didn't appear to be any way to install Acrobat Pro for Mac without using AAM. The workaround that I used previously was to install the trial versions of Adobe software, and then just register them using my username and password. But the workaround for being able to install everything using AAM was to bring my computer home and download from my home network.

Download appears corrupted error for CC Photoshop 2014, Photoshop CC and Bridge CC (Dec 16-17, 2014)

Attempts today and yesterday 12/16/2014) to update CC Photoshop 2014, Photoshop CC and Bridge CC all immediately fail with the message
CC Photoshop 2014: Update Failed, The download appears corrupted. Please try again after a few minutes (42)
CC Photoshop & CC Bridge
I was able to install an updated version of Lightroom 5 yesterday without any problems.
Bruce

I retried again just a few minutes ago and the was able to update all 3 apps without incident.

I just got my new laptop tonight and got the free lion download but once i tried to install it is said the download was corrupted?? what do i do??

i just got my new laptop tonight and got the free lion download but once i tried to install it is said the download was corrupted?? what do i do??

Go into your Applications folder
Find the app named Install Mac OS X Lion.app
Move that app to the trash
relaunch The App Store
go to your Purchased list
Click on install next to Lion
It will re-download the installer

The song I downloaded is corrupted-help! It plays for 30 seconds then stops it's a 3:45 song!

the song I downloaded is corrupted-help! It plays for 30 seconds then stops it's a 3:45 song!

If your country's iTunes Store allows you to redownload purchased tracks, I'd delete your current copy of the track and try redownloading a fresh one. See the following document for instructions:
Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store
Otherwise, I'd report the problem to the iTunes Store.
Log in to the Store. Click on "Account" in your Quick Links. When you're in your Account information screen, go down to Purchase History and click "See all".
Find the item that is not playing properly. If you can't see "Report a Problem" next to the item, click the "Report a problem" button. Now click the "Report a Problem" link next to the item.

Oracle 11g download issue

hi there,
i face problems downloading oracle dbase 11g from OTN using download accelerators. i have a 56kbs internet connection and OTN downloads seem not to resume. is there any other way or place were i can get tihs application? please someone help me i need it so badly.

Well I shall say that with 56kbps internet connection, it would really a nightmare to go for the 11g download from any site, be it OTN or Edelievery. I shall suggest that if you are in USA or Canada, or some of your friend is there, order the DVDs for the 11g over Windows and use it.
http://www.oracle.com/webapps/dialogue/dlgpage.jsp?p_dlg_id=5845226
HTH
Aman....

Illustrator CC error message "the download appears corrupted. Please try after a few minutes(-60)

Hi
I'm trying to install Illustrator CC and keep getting an error message "the download appears corrupted. please try after a few minutes(-60)."
I'm getting this error in the last 3 days every-time I am trying to install it.
Any one know what is the issue? or what can I do? or who to raise it to ?
Maya

Hi [email protected],
Please refer to the help document below to fix the issue:
Error -60 downloading products | CCM, CS6
Regards,
Sheena

Photoshop CS6 will not install: "The download appears corrupt... (-60)."

"...Press Cancel, wait a few minutes and try again. (-60)"
I've tried multiple times, but continue to get the same error. I've been able to download and install Dreamweaver, InDesign, and Premiere Pro with any problems.

I am experiencing the same problems on Mac OSX 10.7.3. I did have the CS6 Photoshop Beta installed prior to subscribing to the Creative Cloud, but uninstalled it per request of the Adobe Application Manager (Creative Cloud Client?). First few attempts of installing PS CS6, ended with "The download appears corrupt... (-60)". All of the other software programs that I needed installed fine. Numerous restarts did nothing to help. I then ran the CS Cleaner Tool and removed all of CS6 and also CS5 from the computer, and rebooted. The next attempt resulted in an error code -4. After another reboot, I am back at "The download appears corrupt... (-60)". Restarting the computer does nothing to help.
Below is the log output (Removed what looked like session keys/serial numbers and replaced them with x's. I think they are safe to post, but wanted to be on the safe side.):
05/11/12 12:40:41:178 | [INFO] | | | | | | | Session is created and key generated is XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
05/11/12 12:40:41:184 | [INFO] | | | | | | | getIfProdInstalledInLang : product with adobeCode : {XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX} is not installed
05/11/12 12:40:41:612 | [INFO] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | The value of ETAG for the file is "458dee0aea908cbf2ee8fe75028223ed:1335651561"
05/11/12 12:40:42:654 | [INFO] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | The value of ETAG for the file is "1219c9a82eb11f915a5db2a227e99e94:1335651561"
05/11/12 12:40:43:744 | [INFO] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | The value of ETAG for the file is "5e1223af0bed85f1384f80f014a3267f:1335585814"
05/11/12 12:41:02:130 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:130 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:130 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:131 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:134 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:134 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:159 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:159 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:159 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:160 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:163 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:164 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:187 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:188 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:188 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:189 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:192 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:193 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:216 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:216 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:216 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:218 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:221 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:222 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:246 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:246 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:246 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:248 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:251 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:251 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:275 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:275 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:275 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:276 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:279 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:279 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:304 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:304 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:304 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:305 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:308 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:309 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:333 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:333 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:333 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:335 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:338 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:338 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:363 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:363 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:363 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:363 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:367 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:367 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:392 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:392 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:392 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:393 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:396 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:396 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:421 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:421 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:421 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:422 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:425 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:425 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:450 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:450 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:451 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:451 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:455 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:455 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:479 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:479 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:479 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:480 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:483 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:483 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:507 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:508 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:508 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:509 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:511 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:512 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:537 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 1
05/11/12 12:41:02:537 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 0
05/11/12 12:41:02:537 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 3
05/11/12 12:41:02:539 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 5
05/11/12 12:41:02:540 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 4
05/11/12 12:41:02:540 | [ERROR] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Checksum validation failed for segment 2
05/11/12 12:41:02:732 | [WARN] | A1CB10E5-2250-4717-BE9C-A656D8225ADB | | | | | | Some Error has come during download operation with Error type - -60, and Error Code - 417

Getting an error trying to update CC camera raw, download is corrupt U43M1D204

Noticed updates pending, tried to download them, got 'failed' message for Camera Raw 9 and for Bridge CC update. Click on error and I see the following:
Update Failed
The download appears corrupted. Please try to download again. (U43M1D204)
I am using Adobe Creative Cloud on OS X 10.10.3. MacBook Pro 11,3, recent clean install of OS X Yosemite.
I am seeing the same error for the Camera RAW 9 update for CC on a completely different computer, also a Mac, running OS X 10.9.5.

FYI: In order to download the Adobe Camera RAW 9.0 update manually please follow the link below:
* Camera Raw 9.0 Macintosh https://email.dc-uoit.ca/owa/redir.aspx?SURL=CCJSzHZEwGmANjuJYzKhpTm7diIebYU8OolZ0z-iOfESh lCKEkzSCGgAdAB0AHAAOgAvAC8AcwB…
* Camera Raw 9.0 Windows https://email.dc-uoit.ca/owa/redir.aspx?SURL=v3ImUv5vzQd9X5HPESsZo7BhwB1mhTMxCGkQG-HyX54Sh lCKEkzSCGgAdAB0AHAAOgAvAC8AcwB…
When I asked about the auto-update not working, this was the reply:
There is a back-end fix which will be coming and there is no issue with your system.
The auto update would work fine in future.

Cannot install latest updates for Bridge and Photoshop CC. Get the following message: Update Failed. The download appears corrupted. U43M1D207.

Cannot install latest updates for Bridge and Photoshop CC. I get the following message: "Update Failed. The download appears corrupted. U43M1D207."
I have tried to install at different times over three different days with the same result each time. My version of Bridge now no longer shows DNG files except as an icon. The update is supposed to install Camera Raw version 9.

I had the 204 version of your error using the direct download links proved on this thread solved my problem.. hope you have same success... had to log off/in cloud manager before it showed all apps updated
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1825014

11g download - source corrupted?

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