HT4972 update 5.1.1 failure

first i live in Jordan and i have purchased an iphone 4 a while back. however, a new update is available 5.1.1 and every time i try to download, it takes 5 hours and at the last 3 MB itunes gives me an "error timeout massage"!! what can i do?
i tried to download and update atleast 4 time! is there anything i can do to make it work?

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    3) Time Machine did not restore the correct version of my hard drive's files
    4) Time Machine did not keep a record of my home directory, AT ALL
    So far now I've lost roughly three quarters of a day of work, and I will lose at least another day or two as I try to track down what versions of my files Time Machine actually restored, try to incorporate any necessary changes to those files that were passed over by the system restore, try to find a backup of my home directory that is not from Time Machine (which will, because these backups are more irregular, mean that I'll still have at least week old files and thereby lose a full week of work for anything not committed to a repository - at least I can be thankful that I do have other home directory backups, and that I don't rely on Time Machine for everything - if I did, I'd be completely hosed), and then proceed to get my machine back to a reconfigured, workable state.
    The question that presents itself is when, if ever, should I contemplate doing the 10.5.8 update again. I will now forever be terrified of Apple OS updates; I can't believe the amount of work that has already been lost to this nightmare, and the amount of work I am going to have to do in the coming days to clean up this mess. If I could have pinpointed what would be the worst possible update scenario I could think of, this would be pretty close.
    I hope no one else has faced any similar problems in their recent updates, but if they have I would certainly like to hear from them regarding what they did to alleviate the issues.
    Thanks for reading and in advance for any help, advice, or considerations for the future you can provide.

    baltwo wrote:
    A Time Machine backup is only as good as what can be restored ...
    This much is true of any backup.
    ... since the backup isn't checkable until you restore it
    Fully checking a clone (IOW, not just that it will function as a startup disk but also that all the files it contains are readable or usable) is extremely time consuming. And since it is a duplicate of the volume it is backing up, it can & usually will inherit any problems of that source, especially if the copy method is a block (as opposed to file) copy. For this reason, I use SuperDuper! to make my clones, since unlike CCC or Disk Utility it always does a safer if slower file copy.
    However, there is still the problem that the clone will not automatically contain a file or container (folder or package) inadvertently erased or replaced with another one of the same name on the source, or a good copy of one that has been damaged on the source since it was installed or created. IOW, a clone is a snapshot of the source volume state +at only one moment in time+ -- including any problems or omissions of that source at that moment in time.
    Archival backups like those made by Time Machine or Retrospect are different: as these product names suggest, they can back up the state of the source volume at many different moments in time to one backup volume. Moreover, particularly with Time Machine, they make it quick & easy to locate a particular version of some backed up item & restore it if needed. With Time Machine at least, one has the option of replacing an item or keeping both versions, with one renamed with an "(original)" suffix, since this kind of restore is basically a Finder copy. Occasionally "entering" Time Machine's galaxy timeline interface should make it obvious if things are being backed up or not. For instance, if there is no home folder in /Users/ for some user account, it is obvious that account isn't being backed up.
    Unfortunately, everything changes for FileVault encrypted home folders. You may not even see the encrypted home folder in a Finder view of the Time Machine backup. When you turn on FileVault for an account, you get a warning about its consequences for Time Machine backups:
    +Time Machine backs up home folders protected by FileVault only when logged out. You cannot browse items of the protected home folder in the Time Machine backup. Because you cannot browse the items in the Time Machine backup, you cannot restore individual items.+
    IMO this makes Time Machine a poor choice for archival backups of FileVault home folders.

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