Yes, I've checked the CDs with
the installer and all was well.
Jesse Kline wrote:
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
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