On Sun, 01 Dec 2002 10:43:13 CST, Dave Paton writes: >> If you read back the burnt CD, and compare the md5sum to the .iso, is >> it the same? You should probably also try that with the target CDROM, >> if that's possible. >Yup, the md5sum is the same for the mounted ISO(s) and all of the target CDs. I meant the target CDROM-_drive_. You mentioned you could get another OS installed, so maybe it's possible verifying the md5sum on the target hardware? Otherwise, I remember something about "old" sparc-CDROM-drives needing a sector size of 512 bytes. I don't have any working drive which can do that, so it's only a _very_ wild guess. BTW, if you have another computer on the LAN, you could give net-installing a try. The details are mentioned in the docs. cheers, &rw -- -- NT is 'more secure' in so far as, if your average cracker screws -- around with it very much, an NT system tends to remove itself -- from the network rather promptly. -- ?, some CERT guy
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