How do I do md5 on downloaded ISO?

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so i downloaded suse 11.1 32 bit and I read the sticky but when i type the md5sum+filename it does not work, is there any other way I can do a md5 or know that my download isn’t corrupt?

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What OS do you have it on? Windows? Linux? Mac? Something else? My crystal ball is not working today. :stuck_out_tongue:

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Here are some directions on the OpenOffice website.

Using Md5sums

Hope it helps.

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opensuse 11.1

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any way to check files that have already been downloaded before the addon is installed?

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Open a terminal window, and do:

cd directory-where-the-ISO-is
md5sum nameofISOfile.iso
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I did md5 (copypasta of filename on desktop) but it doesn’t work
how do I know the code of the cd directory/ISO?

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Should be if you open with k3b
k3b will give you a check sum

terminal process is from the directory it is located

md5sum downloaded.iso
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Just to help:
open a terminal and type
cd Desktop

then do the md5
it takes a while

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used Konsole: cd desktop

No such file or directory

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I tried it with the correct casing this time

:~/Desktop> md5sum openSUSE-11.1-DVD-i586.iso

but nothing’s happening now, the Konsole seems to be stuck

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after 10 mins the md5sum appeared on Konsole, checked with several sourced on the internet and it seem to be right

thanks everyone!

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You still have to burn it and run the media check on the cd or dvd