Alpha Core ISO Images

Tue Sep 28 15:08:43 UTC 2004

That's a really good news :)
I'm downloading the ISO files right now and will give them a try next week.

Thanks a lot!

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Mike Barnes" <strepsil at gmail.com>
To: "Linux and Red Hat on Alpha processors" <axp-list at redhat.com>
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 6:26 AM
Subject: Re: Alpha Core ISO Images

> Corruption tracked down, images for disks 1 and 5 replaced. Sorry about 
> that.
>
> Just goes to show - never assume that you know anything is ever OK.
> Went back to the original images on the DS10 before they were ever
> copied anywhere and checked the sums on those against the ones on the
> server. Guess what? Disk 1 and 5 didn't match.
>
> Tracked down the corruption point which - of course - occurred
> slightly before the sums were generated. Looks like either a dodgy DVD
> drive, or errors on the network. I stupidly assumed that because I
> _knew_ the images on the DVD were fine, that they'd be fine after they
> were copied off it.
>
> Ahem. I'm going to bash my head against something now.
>
> Correct MD5SUMS, for the record:
> 4afb853df2a0004d19bf1e250bfb2f23  AC-0.9-disc1.iso
> 97bf3c47a5272047183bd49fa1479d9a  AC-0.9-disc2.iso
> a59b80cbb76ed18519e6654e6636ffe3  AC-0.9-disc3.iso
> b06f2c98363ca20202d6fd9a6b4d6f80  AC-0.9-disc4.iso
> 874cbbef7f3a3d87c9695067da78308d  AC-0.9-disc5.iso
>
> What's on the FTP server now matches perfectly.
>
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