IPhone SDK disk image size?

Hi everyone, thanks in advance for the assistance.
I've tried downloading the iPhone SDK about 4 times now (using Safari). Each time, Safari indicates that the download is complete. But when I attempt to mount the disk image, I keep getting an error that says the disk image failed to mount. The reason simply states "not recognized".
The DMG file size is 2,147,484,366 bytes. I'm not sure if this is correct, but I've tried 4 times now, and each file is exactly the same size.
Can anyone provide any advice? Thanks very much.

No, not at all. Just plain old Safari (and attempted from plain old Firefox too).
I'm still having the same problem.
Here's what I've considered so far and ruled out as possible problems:
1) Browser issue - tried on both Firefox, Safari
2) Network issue - used both my ISP & my office network
3) Hard drive space issue - but it has 23GB free
4) The source file has a problem - but surely someone else would have experienced the same problem as me.
My next 'tests' will be:
5) Can my drive store files larger than 2GB?
6) Can I download it correctly on another mac?
7) Can I download it correctly on a Windows/Linux machine?
8) Email Apple and ask them for help.
If anyone can suggest any explanation or reason for this, I'd really appreciate it. I don't know enough to suggest a reason why my browser reports a complete download, but the file is short 0.1GB.

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