Oracle 9i Linux download erroneous

Hello,
I downloaded teh Oracle 9i for Redhat Linx 9 installation from the otn website and got an I/O error when i ran gzip on the first .gz file. I got the sam error when i redownloaded the file.
Sangram

i did check for the OS and version compatibilty before downloading... also i have enough disk space.... i got an Unexpected End of File error.
Sangram

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