Oracle 9.0.1 Linux Intel Enterprise version images corrupt on Downloads

The Oracle 9.0.1 Enterprise DataBase software for Linux Intel downloadable version on the Oracle Technology Network has 2 of the Disk images currently corrupt.
After downloading all the 3 Oracle 9.0.1 Database CD images for Linux Intel from the Oracle Technology network in binary mode, Disk1 and Disk2 images were found to be bad.
Disk 1 and Disk2 images could not be decompressed using gunzip or cpio. The following errors occur on linux
Disk1:
gunzip -df Linux9i_Disk1.cpio.gz
gunzip: Linux9i_Disk1.cpio.gz: unexpected end of file
Disk2:
gunzip -df Linux9i_Disk2.cpio.gz
gunzip: Linux9i_Disk2.cpio.gz: unexpected end of file
Cpio extraction is also suspect:
cpio -imdv < Linux9i_Disk2.cpio.gz
cpio: warning: skipped 40 bytes of junk
cpio: premature end of file
If the Oracle 901 Linux Intel Disk1 and Disk2 images
on OTN could be checked, it would help. I have put a
support request on Metalink, posted notes on the Database
general and Installation forums and the Technology Linux forum. But have got no feedback so far. Oracle Support
have recommended putting a note on this on OTN forums
as they have no means of vaildating the images on OTN.
Any feedback on these Oracle 901 Linux images will be appreciated.
Thanks
Mala

Yes. The filesizes of the Oracle 901 Intel images
on OTN match with what I downloaded in binary mode.
I found a reference in one of the DBMS forums on OTN
which suggested using the download tool from Getright.
Using the getright tool and the direct url link path
reference I downloaded the oracle 901 Linux images again
from OTN. This time I was able to run gunzip and
cpio -imdv successfully on all the 3 oracle 901 Linux
images without any issues.
Mala

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