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Description of problem:
When downloading the public beta of RHEL4, some files seem to download
past the 100% point.  According to people on #rhel and #centos on
freenode, the problem is intermittant, and seems linked to certain
files.  It's been seen with:

nahant-i386-disc2.iso
nahant-i386-disc3.iso
nahant-i386-WS-disc1.iso

According to the RedHat site:
nahant-i386-disc2.iso         20-Sep-2004 19:24   618M  
nahant-i386-disc3.iso         20-Sep-2004 19:25   636M  

However, after downloading:
# ls -alh
-rw-------   1 jmore jmore 1.2G Sep 27 19:42 nahant-i386-disc2.iso
-rw-------   1 jmore jmore 1.3G Sep 27 19:52 nahant-i386-disc3.iso


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Sometimes

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Download file with wget or lftpget
2. Compare file size to correct size
    

Actual Results:   

Expected Results:   

Additional info:


Oddly enough, mounting with -o loop seems to work fine:
# mount -o loop nahant-i386-disc2.iso /mnt/iso
# du -h /mnt/iso
617M    /mnt/iso/RedHat/RPMS
617M    /mnt/iso/RedHat
617M    /mnt/iso

dd does not seem to solve the problem
$ dd if=nahant-i386-disc2.iso of=nahant-i386-disc2.iso.fixed
bs=647761920 count=1
$ md5sum nahant-i386-disc2.iso.fixed
d226e418fe3636e8fa269095fdd47499  nahant-i386-disc2.iso.fixed

This does not match the published sum.


Workaround:
As the only problem files for me were disc2 and disc3, you can work
around this problem by mounting the iso image and generating a new iso
image from the mount:
# mount -o loop nahant-i386-disc2.iso /mnt/iso
# cd /mnt/iso
# mkisofs -o ~/isos/rhel3.94/nahant-i386-disc2.iso.fixed -R -J -V -T .

If the problem occurs on a bootable CD, the command:
mkisofs -o ~/isos/rhel3.94/nahant-i386-disc2.iso.fixed -b
isolinux/isolinux.bin -c isolinux/boot.cat -no-emul-boot
-boot-load-size 4 -boot-info-table -R -J -V -T .
Should probably be used.

Since these methods do not modify the .discinfo file, expect these
'fixed' iso images to fail the disc check.