Oracle Internet File System Release 9.0.2 Doesn't fully download

So that we may better diagnose DOWNLOAD problems, please provide the following information.
- Server name - download-uk.oracle.com
- Filename - hpunix_ifs9.0.2.0.0.cpio.gz
- Date/Time - 17th Sep 2002 2pm, 5pm, 18th Sept 9am.
- Browser + Version -- Internet Explorer 6
- O/S + Version -- Windows 2000
- Error Msg
The download of the Oracle Internet File System software never fully completes. It is a 157MB file and although I states that the download has completed successfully, I have only retrieved parts of the file (86MB, 17MB and 87k this morning). Is there a problem with the server I am downloading from ? Any help would be great as I require this software.
Cheers
Darren.

I have Jdeveloper 9.0.2 installed with Oracle 9i Developer Suite (9.0.2) on a Pentium III 600Mhz PC. The operating system is Win 2000.
To solve this startup problem of Jdeveloper, I uninstalled Oracle 9i Developer Suite (9.0.2) and reinstalled it completely. After reinstallation, Jdeveloper starts up again. The next day, and nothing else has been installed on the PC. I have the same problem back.
If I start Jdeveloper I have for a short time the hourglass (5 sec) Then nothing happens. The CPU usage goes from low (1%) to (100%), consumed by system and stays high forever.
What can be the problem? Has any one had this problem? Haven't seen this one. Did you switch the JDK to 1.4? There are issues with 9.0.2 under JDK 1.4.
Rob

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