IIRC, it wasn't uncommon for Red Hat to re-issue ISOs several months after the initial release to include all of the patches to date, so perhaps both sets of hashes are correct, but one is for the original and one is for the re-spin? This was when many Linux users were reliant on modems, LUGs and even mail order to acquire the latest ISOs, so not having to download several tens of MB worth of patches was a big deal.
If you compare the latest dated RPM on the CD you have with the original release date for that version then you should be able to determine which is which - if the date is before the release then it's the original ISO, after the release then it's a re-spin. Regards, -- Andy The only person to have all his work done by Friday was Robinson Crusoe
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