Quoting Jason Louie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I believe that these are the same last I tried it. But I assumed that > the burning software I used (Nero on Win2000,) added some identifying > headers, or something on the CD. Thus producing the different MD5. But > that still leaves the question on if the CD is still good or not.
Have you tried running the installer? I know RedHat used to offer an option within Anaconda to veify the CD, I would assume that Fedora still has that option. Failing that, I would try installing it. If the MD5SUM checks out for the ISO, and it installs without errors, then you can be fairly certain that you have a good CD. I have only once had a problem with a burned distro, that was when Mandrake first started making 700MB ISO images. I burned it on a cheap CD, and it was not able to read the outside of the disk. Everytime I would get to the end of the install it would give me errors and crash. The fix was to burn it on a good CD. Jesse _______________________________________________ clug-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://clug.ca/mailman/listinfo/clug-talk_clug.ca
