<DIV><BR><BR><B><I>Ron <ronb@cogeco.ca></I></B> wrote:
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<P>If you download the ISO from a Linux box, simply open a terminal and use<BR>the command<BR><BR>#md5sum filename.iso<BR><BR>it will return the same number as the posted md5sum if the file is ok.<BR><BR>If you use a Windows box to download the file someone else can tell us<BR>both how it is done.<BR><BR>Not sure if the md5sum can be checked after burning as the cd will not<BR>contain the ISO file, rather the contents of the ISO will be there<BR>separated into their proper directories. Some please correct me if I am<BR>mistaken.<BR>-- <BR>Cheers<BR>Ron<BR><A href="mailto:ronb@cogeco.ca">ronb@cogeco.ca</A><BR></P>
<P>Hi Ron</P>
<P>It was downloaded to a windows box, so it seems we both would need a windows expert to tell how to make use of it in windows. Thanks for you help anyways:)</P>
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