What commands must Eion run do do an md5sum of the entire CD?
On Wednesday 19 Mar 2003 7:09 pm, Nick Rout wrote: > The other point is that he could simply download the rpm's that are > not working. If the cd's are buggered they should be replaced, but if > he simply wants to get something going in a hurry he should simply > download the ones he needs and install them. > > See my previous post for info on how to see which ones actually are > buggered. > > I am not in favour of replacing the full set unless all of > them are buggered, they need to be tested. Its a quick job on a machine > like you are describing. > > On Wed, 19 Mar 2003 20:19:51+0000 > > Paul<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I did an install on a guys computer and he paid for all 4 disks > > (mandrake +plf), he has emailed me saying the disks are "buggered", > > which would explain why I couldnt get jump-n-bump working, considering > > he was a VERY powerful computer, and open office didnt even install. > > > > Will someone replace his disks? We had quite a lot of spare CDs didnt > > we? Please contact me with details. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Paul > > > > Hi there, > > > > Thanks for helping me install Linux on Saturday. > > > > Unfortunately I have run into a few walls: > > > > Firstly, I havn't been able to play any DVD's. Is there something I > > need to set up to get this going? > > Secondly, a lot of the rpm's on most of the install disks are > > buggered. The only reason I can think of this happening was if it was > > a poor copy. This is why OpenOffice and JumpnBump wern't installed > > properly. Where can I get another copy of the disks from? Would > > Linuxnut.co.nz send me a new set of disks (since I paid them a hefty > > $20 already)? > > > > Thanks for your help, > > Eion
