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MD5 Checksums

I used jigdo to download the CDs. After a few false starts with templates, etc. it work great. Or so I thought, jigdo checked the iso's and said they were correct. But when I use MD5 to check the image I get errors, just a few examples: On binary disk 1 NONUS the MD5SUM.txt file on the disk lists

md5sums doesnt match

i downloaded debian-30r0-i386-binary-1_NONUS.iso two times from .fi mirror and both times i got right size but wrong md5sum. my md5sum: 55614f7d4d203ef1edce763a2fc358e1 mirror ftp's md5sum: 070280e09d0c21e9e9a320c59de07093 so.. i mounted image,run md5sum -c md5sum.txt and got WARNING: 1 of 26

Re: MD5 Checksums

On Tue, Sep 24, 2002 at 06:44:48AM -0700, Richard Osborne wrote: > Are the CDs wrong or is the MD5s incorrect? I think the md5sum.txt file on the CD is incorrect. You could try validating the checksum of the entire ISO image against that from the MD5SUMS text e.g. at

Tux CDs unreliable

Hello Tux CDs, this is already the third complaint about you in a quite short time. What is your comment on the problems that people have ordering Debian CDs from you? Note that we may have to remove you from our vendors list if you continue to be unreliable. On Tue, Sep 24, 2002 at 11:33:01AM