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Old 06-04-2008, 07:46 PM   #1 (permalink) Top
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Does anyone knows if there is a problem with the Ubuntu images downloaed from their site? I have spent today trying to download and burn the image and everytime the CD failed the integrity check.... does anyone know of any issues?

I am pretty sure the CD and K3b are OK.....

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Hi

Does anyone knows if there is a problem with the Ubuntu images downloaed from their site? I have spent today trying to download and burn the image and everytime the CD failed the integrity check.... does anyone know of any issues?

I am pretty sure the CD and K3b are OK.....
have you tried checking the integrity of the iso by using the inbuilt MD5SUM check ?

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have you tried checking the integrity of the iso by using the inbuilt MD5SUM check ?


Come again? And how do you do that? I
have checked the integrity of the disk after burning..... Is there another way?
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Come again? And how do you do that? I
have checked the integrity of the disk after burning..... Is there another way?
The CD ISO files have an associated md5 checksum on the file mirror, usually something like
"filename-md5.txt", inside this file you'll see a string which is the MD5 hash of the main iso file. run
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md5sum ubuntu-cd-image.iso
and when it's done it'll spit out a hash. If this hash matches the hash in the text file, then the download is not corrupt.
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or there are plenty of GUI checkers like MD5 deep i think or this from here
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Sorry... my baaaadddd.

I thought you were refering to some built-in wonder function.... I knew about the command line stuff...

AAaanyway, it turns out that it was the coffee-cup-coaster aka CD-RW disk. It was faulty after all. I just rummaged and found another one. After burning, it passed the integrity check.....

So, problem solved. Cheers guys for looking.

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