I've been trying to copy an 8meg folder from one computer to another on an ethernet connection. I'm unable to copy it all at once. I assume that there's some size limit.
Was wondering what the size limit is or if there's some way to copy the whole folder at once? We're using win98 and transferring from a thinkpad (laptop) to a dell pentiumII tower.
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*selah* wrote: :I've been trying to copy an 8meg folder from one computer to another on :an ethernet connection. I'm unable to copy it all at once. I assume that :there's some size limit.There is no inherent file transfer size limit in ethernet, tcp, or udp.
:Was wondering what the size limit is or if there's some way to copy the :whole folder at once? We're using win98 and transferring from a thinkpad :(laptop) to a dell pentiumII tower.
I would suggest you check with one of the windows newsgroups; the problem is at the Windows layer.
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