hjælp til md5 check

3.1. Checking the md5sum under Linux

Make sure you are in the directory in which you saved the downloaded ISO image.

At a command prompt, enter the command (where filename is the name of the ISO file):  md5sum filename


The calculation may take several minutes. When it's done, you should see the md5 signature (a 32-digit sequence of numbers and letters) of the ISO image you downloaded.

Compare this with the signature of the file on the server. If they are the same, you can be sure that the image on your computer is uncorrupted. If they differ, the image is corrupted and you will have to download it again.


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3.2. Checking the md5sum under Windows/DOS

Download md5sum.exe from the DOSWindowsApps contrib directory of our ftp site. If you are using Windows 95/98/Me, you should download to c:\windows\command. If you are using Windows NT/2000, you should download to c:\winnt\system32.

Open an MS-DOS window and change to the directory of the file you want to check.

When you are in that directory, enter the command (where filename is the name of the iso file):  md5sum filename


The calculation may take several minutes. When it's done, you should see the md5 signature (a 32-digit sequence of numbers and letters) of the ISO image you downloaded.

Compare this with the signature of the file on the server. If they are the same, you can be sure that the image on your computer is uncorrupted. If they differ, the image is corrupted and you will have to download it again.

vups her er linket =)

ftp://ftp.e-smith.net/pub/e-smith/contrib/DOSWindowsApps/