U ugoboom In Runtime Messages 129 Location I could be anywhere, at any time Sep 19, 2012 #11 open up a terminal and navigate to the directory where the iso is located then type: md5sum <name of file>.iso
open up a terminal and navigate to the directory where the iso is located then type: md5sum <name of file>.iso
OP OP GLaDOS In Runtime Messages 307 Location N/A Sep 19, 2012 #12 I put the file in the C:\Users\Administrator folder and ran the command and got an error saying md5sum is not a recongnized command. Sorry - I'm a kid of the 90's and didn't grow up learning how to use terminals =/
I put the file in the C:\Users\Administrator folder and ran the command and got an error saying md5sum is not a recongnized command. Sorry - I'm a kid of the 90's and didn't grow up learning how to use terminals =/
U ugoboom In Runtime Messages 129 Location I could be anywhere, at any time Sep 19, 2012 #13 GLaDOS said: I put the file in the C:\Users\Administrator folder and ran the command and got an error saying md5sum is not a recongnized command. Sorry - I'm a kid of the 90's and didn't grow up learning how to use terminals =/ Click to expand... c:\users\administrator ? that's a windows user account path.... I thought you were on ubuntu?
GLaDOS said: I put the file in the C:\Users\Administrator folder and ran the command and got an error saying md5sum is not a recongnized command. Sorry - I'm a kid of the 90's and didn't grow up learning how to use terminals =/ Click to expand... c:\users\administrator ? that's a windows user account path.... I thought you were on ubuntu?
OP OP GLaDOS In Runtime Messages 307 Location N/A Sep 19, 2012 #14 I have a copy of the file on my other machine. Sorry - I guess that makes things a little confusing haha. Last edited by a moderator: Sep 22, 2012
I have a copy of the file on my other machine. Sorry - I guess that makes things a little confusing haha.
U ugoboom In Runtime Messages 129 Location I could be anywhere, at any time Sep 19, 2012 #15 md5sum is not a command from windows command prompt. do it from your linux terminal.
OP OP GLaDOS In Runtime Messages 307 Location N/A Sep 19, 2012 #16 Here's the value that was returned when I ran that command: 64a2eda6d85434164d8a36fc074727a6
U ugoboom In Runtime Messages 129 Location I could be anywhere, at any time Sep 19, 2012 #17 GLaDOS said: Here's the value that was returned when I ran that command: 64a2eda6d85434164d8a36fc074727a6 Click to expand... oops, use the command sha1sum instead of md5sum they are two different hash types and microsoft reports only sha1 on the website
GLaDOS said: Here's the value that was returned when I ran that command: 64a2eda6d85434164d8a36fc074727a6 Click to expand... oops, use the command sha1sum instead of md5sum they are two different hash types and microsoft reports only sha1 on the website
OP OP GLaDOS In Runtime Messages 307 Location N/A Sep 19, 2012 #18 Man, I'm learning so much today haha! The value generated is below: ff5f27b5a5ccbcec848e860a4897f73dc2009062
Man, I'm learning so much today haha! The value generated is below: ff5f27b5a5ccbcec848e860a4897f73dc2009062
U ugoboom In Runtime Messages 129 Location I could be anywhere, at any time Sep 19, 2012 #19 GLaDOS said: Man, I'm learning so much today haha! The value generated is below: ff5f27b5a5ccbcec848e860a4897f73dc2009062 Click to expand... lol i'm learning a lot too! try doing this sha1sum -c <filename>.iso that will actually check the hash rather than create one lol.
GLaDOS said: Man, I'm learning so much today haha! The value generated is below: ff5f27b5a5ccbcec848e860a4897f73dc2009062 Click to expand... lol i'm learning a lot too! try doing this sha1sum -c <filename>.iso that will actually check the hash rather than create one lol.
OP OP GLaDOS In Runtime Messages 307 Location N/A Sep 19, 2012 #20 I run the command and get: sha1sum: Win832bit.iso: no properly formatted SHA1 checksum lines found