901solaris_disk2.cpio.gz (9i Dataserver for Solaris 32bits Disk 2)

I'm trying to download 9i Database server for Solaris (32Bit) on my Windows 2000 machine before to install it on a Sun machine (5500). I have disk 1 and 2 ok. But the file '901solaris_disk2.cpio.gz' seems to be corrupted. I've download it tree time... The annouced size of 592Mo is only 455Mo (466 268k) each time. There is no error on download. Can you tell me what is the reason of the problem ? Do I have to order my product to Oracle France and wait for 15 days ?
I can give my client number to you on monday if you need it, because I use my personnal machine for big download on week-ends.
Regards,
Christophe Callais
DBA Manager
SHV-PRIMAGAZ France

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