Em Qua, 2003-11-26 às 19:24, Kelson Vibber escreveu: > OK, this should be obvious, but if the MD5 sum on the RPM is bad, *don't > install it!* It means something got corrupted in the > download/burn/copy/etc. and you have a damaged file which, in all > likelihood, will *not* work! It's practically impossible to build an RPM > with an invalid md5sum, since it's calculated as part of the build process. A preety dumb question: if you bzip2 a .iso file and bunzips it again, will it be corrupted? Yesterday my fedora cd#3 got bad (of course I've discovered it when it was its time to install already, so the old rh8 was gone), and I bzip2'ed a iso from my home computer, and downloaded it.. The .bz2 file went to 16 megabytes(!), and my cd3 was gone. I ignored it, rebooted and almost everything was fine. Just some duplicated packages, some old rpms which was quickly updated, and I did a 3-cd install with only 2 :-P -- []s Alexandre Ganso 500 FOUR vermelha - Diretor Steel Goose Moto Group
