At 4/3/01 09:37 AM -0400, you wrote:
>Here is how to verify a CD after you burn a ISO, I assume you know what a
>MD5 check sum is. First mount you CD that you wish to verify, I am using
>respin disk1 in my example. Type df -k
>
>Filesystem 1k-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
>/dev/hda1 2522048 1354256 1039676 57% /
>/dev/hda2 1233340 424224 746464 37% /home
>/dev/hdc 659912 659912 0 100% /mnt/cdrom
I'd suggest "df --block-size=2048" which will give you 2K blocks.
>$ dd if=/dev/cdrom bs=2048 count=329956 | md5sum
>329956+0 records in
>329956+0 records out
>fc9c2c23b02d2a35b75845530db81743 -
Since I'm just getting started here, I'm assuming that we did this all to
get that last long string. Now, we compare those to what?
Also, all we have to do with an .iso file is download it, hand it over to
any CD-burner program (even in Windows) and let 'er rip, right? Or am I
missing something?
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