Hummm, it is pretty hard to imagine the errors are due to network 
hardware issues, at the ethernet packet level there is CRC checking and 
whatnot to detect such problems.  Could the classic "ascii vs. binary" 
ftp transfer mode be wrong?  It is possible that ftp is in "ascii" mode, 
whereby CR/LF are being changed to keep ascii text files (which they 
aren't, in your case) formatted properly for the target machine.

Alternatively, you could look at "CopyTo synchronizer", which I use to 
keep my lappy and main desktop system in sync.  Not free but cheap.

J


solarwind wrote:
> Hey all!
> 
> I'm looking for a way to transfer large files/large quantities of
> files from one Windows machine to another Windows machine over LAN.
> The system has to be reliable (detect errors in the files and
> re-transfer broken parts of files). Something like rsync, but easier
> to set up and use. I looked at Filezilla client/server system (FTP)
> but some of the files would have errors in them when on the
> destination machine. I don't know why, but they do. Perhaps due to the
> high speed (10 Megabytes/s)?
> 
> Anyway, what would you guys suggest?
> 
> -- [ solarwind ] -- http://solar-blogg.blogspot.com/

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