Hi,
Thanks for the info on the md5sum. I guess I download got screwed up. I
downloaded the iso again and successfully burnt the CD. I can't wait to try
it out later at home.
Does anyone know if the boot image (from 'mandrake70-2_i486') will support
installation from an ext. parallel port CD drive?
Thanks a ton.
Ashley Moore.
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'mandrake70-2_i486.iso' image burnt a blank CD
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10/25/2000 10:42 PM
Please respond to newbie
like john i have burnt that cd and had no problems, i also used nero in
win98,
to check the md5sum enter the directory with the iso in a console and
run the command: md5sum <isofilename> and wait a bit, if you have more
than one file to check in the directory using wildcards will check a
selection or all of them, compare the result with the one quoted in the
text file
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Ashley Moore wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Like I've mentioned earlier (ref:[newbie] Install on a 486 Laptop) I've
> just downloaded the 'mandrake70-2_i486.iso' image and put it onto a
> CD. Viewwing the CD from DOS/ Windows shows the Volume lable correctly
> (AIR-i486), but its blank !!! No Contents !!!! Has anyone else tried to
get
> this image onto the CD. I don't want to waste another blank CD if its not
> going to burn correctly. Or did I screw up somewhere in the download or
the
> CD writing process?
>
> out of curiosity: how can i use the MD5 checksum thats in the same folder
> as the .iso image?
>
> Ashley Moore.