faulty CDROMs
gbburkhardt at verizon.net
gbburkhardt at verizon.net
Tue Jan 25 08:00:09 EST 2005
I've been having trouble with burning CDROMs; every so
often, I can't read a file from a CDROM I've created.
This is especially annoying when working with an ISO
image from a distribution.
Does anyone have any general rules of thumb on how to increase
the yield?
And, second, is there an easy way of getting an MD5SUM from
a CD that I've burned? All the ISO images I get have MD5SUMs
from the distributor, but the only way I've found to check
them is to mount the ISO image with the loopback device, and
use "diff -r".
Thanks.
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