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    Which checksum would i use with kubuntu

    Ok im a newbie to linux, ive downloaded a copy of kubuntu but id like to know if i need to check the iso using a checksum to make sure if its the same file it was when it was uploaded

    #2
    Re: Help a newbie out

    First of all welcome to the party (almost)

    Checksum is good prsctice.

    One another thing, although maybe outdated:
    burn your cd at the lowest possible speed as that can avoid some issues while booting from the CD later on.
    HP Pavilion dv6 core i7 (Main)
    4 GB Ram
    Kubuntu 18.10

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      #3
      Re: Help a newbie out

      Originally posted by Fintan
      First of all welcome to the party (almost)

      Checksum is good prsctice.

      One another thing, although maybe outdated:
      burn your cd at the lowest possible speed as that can avoid some issues while booting from the CD later on.
      yeh ive read about burning the cd at the lowest speed, i just cant find a checksum, or would i use md5 or sha1sum

      thanks

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        #4
        Re: Help a newbie out

        yeh ive read about burning the cd at the lowest speed
        Good

        I think it is md5, but don't quote me. It has been a while since I installed from a CD.

        I use:
        http://www.linuxbasement.com/content...t-burning-a-cd

        Anyway, maybe you should change the title to reflect the question more precisely.

        Like which checksum do I use? or i just cant find a checksum or something similar.
        HP Pavilion dv6 core i7 (Main)
        4 GB Ram
        Kubuntu 18.10

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