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hypothraxer 08-28-2004 01:38 PM

All Redhat CDs fail md5!!!
 
Hi!

I downloaded all 5 CDs for Redhat Fedora Core 2. Some I did from the official site, and some from file sharing networks.


Now I burned CD1 using Nero6 on WinXP, but installation checks the media and says media has error.

I tried to check the CD using Isobuster on XP, it says CD is fine.

Then I checked the md5 of the files, and I was shocked

All 4 CDs failed the md5 signature test. The rescuecd was the only one which passed.


What I noticed was that the download of the 4 CDs had been resumed repeatedly, while the rescue cd was done in one shot.

Could it be that resuming the file has corrupted the md5?? These download accelerators use some form of rollback on resume, could that have caused the problem.


I would have accepted it as isolated if only 1 CD was bad, but all of em??!!!

Pls give me a good solution, I dont want to download 2Gb again!!


Thanx


- HypoThraXer

Travers 08-28-2004 01:49 PM

Now are you matching the checksum on the ISO before you burn it? Because that's when verification is to be done. Just get the md5 sum for each ISO you downloaded.

Any acceleration or resume programs you used shouldn't create problems, but disabling them might not be a bad idea if the problem isn't with the checksum. You're NOT on a modem, right?

hypothraxer 08-28-2004 01:52 PM

Ya I matched the checksum before I burned the ISO.

Wot difference does being on a modem make? Because my conenction is something very funny, its a PPPOE connection.

Any more info u need pls ask, thanx

ZooL 08-28-2004 01:53 PM

Unfortunately, the only thing you can do is download the files again. I've never had any problem with resuming downloads, but it is always best to try and get the whole file in one go.


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