Kevin, It wasn't clear just what you were comparing against what. If you were comparing the md5sums of the RPMs on the "bad" CD with the MD5SUMS file on that same CD, I would expect them to match. I'm assuming that Loek's message meant that the RPMs were broken _before_ the md5sums were generated, hence checking them against MD5SUMS just validates that the contents aren't any different from the broken originals.
To be sure, I would download one (or a few) of the replacement RPMs individually, and try to install one of them. If that works, then you'll just have to download the rest. Mark Post -----Original Message----- From: Kevin Ellsperman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, January 16, 2004 9:07 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: SP3 install problems was RE: ulimit settings Loek Sluijter, Thanks for your reply! Just a couple questions. I looked at the rpm packages you said were at the bottom of the support page. When I run md5sum against these same rpm packages on the cd, I get the same value as in the MD5SUMS file on the SP3 cd. Doesn't this mean the rpm packages are not corrupted? Or, are the values in MD5SUMS no good?
