Hi,
Forgive me if this is too simplistic for the experts, but I am in a bit
of a quandry...
If a particular iso filesystem image has an md5sum of X and one burns
that image to a cdr on /dev/scd0, should not the output of:
md5sum /dev/scd0
be also X ??
-Chuck
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+-% He's a real UNIX
Not necessarily since in iso format it isn't in the same state (not
sure if this is the right word or not) iso format as I understand is not
unlike tar where when one file ends another immediately begins. It also
may contain a fair amount of other data to tell the computer how it's
laid out (Hash
