No, it checks the installation media.
Actually I believe it's a feature of the bittorrent protocol so any client
will do.
i think the prosessor is fine its slower than a i7 but not everyone needs the
speed
but for the cost upgradeing to 2gb of ram would allow you to run the normal
trisquel
version very well.
Hello
I was reading in the download section that it is advised to check the MD5
file against the downloaded iso, unfortunately I'm still running the big
corporation software and there is no instructions on how to verify my
download http://trisquel.info/en/wiki/download-trisquel
Does
I'd recommend against installing it in VirtualBox. If you intend to replace
Windows with GNU/Linux, just install Trisquel on your PC.
Running it in VirtualBox is a hassle and waste of time you don't have to go
through.
If you *REALLY* want to, use GNUPG to check the ISO, but I *highly*
1st if your on a pentium 4 with 1gb ram you might be better off with trisquel
mini
also if you can afford it getting a ssd would rely rely speed it up
2gb ram (again if you have the money)
should make it run faster
2nd
could you provide more information please?
what exactly were you doing when
You can also download the torrent, most torrent clients have a built in
integrity check tool.
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To be honest, this is a step you can skip. The image is *probably* in tact
perfectly, so can be skipped. Note, that the image *may not* be in tact
perfectly. I've installed Trisquel many times perhaps unwisely without
checking the images downloaded and nothing's gone wrong.
i think its a good idea to check the md5 file against the iso
you could run a virtual machine in m$ windows
with a gnu/linux distro and then download and check it from there:
and of course if you need help setting up a virtual machine i can help you(i
sadly was once a windows user!)
the only
Hi,
For Windows you can download a free program called md5deep for verifying
the MD5 hash of the file. Their website is here:
http://md5deep.sourceforge.net/
and the download is here:
https://github.com/jessek/hashdeep/releases
(you need the .zip file for Windows)
Alternatively you can check
Hi Tomlukeywood
1.So even if my old pentium 4 is a 3.0ghz processor you wouldn't recommend
installing the full version?
2.to answer your question, I was doing anything during the install, just
staring at the screen and all of a sudden got that ugly red screen I might
ever have nightmares
but that would only check for defects on the hard drive right? not the dvd or
usb where the OS is located?
There is an integrity check tool on the CD. It's the Check Disc For Defects
option.
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