polar lintel
I always skipped this step because I'm still new to linux. I wanted to try out fedora today and tried following the checksum guide from their site, but I have no idea how to do it with terminal saying the file doesn't exist. The built-in iso verify tool also always tells me the verification failed. I get even more confused when methods on google seem different. If anyone can guide me through this once, I think I can get the hang of it.
polar lintel
oof if anyone can help me install the os at that. It keep rebooting back to mint when i try to boot to the live installer thingy
am I going about linux wrong lol. keep gettng weird issues
lament forge
I think it was different file location causes this No such file or directory thing.
carmine stone
Integrity check
To check the integrity of your local ISO file, generate its SHA256 sum and compare it with the sum present in sha256sum.txt.sha256sum yourfile.iso
once it calculates long number, compare that to the checksum number provided by where you got the file.
In your case, open that white icon text file named CHECKSUM, and compare the value to above step. If it matches, it's fine.
cd ~/Downloads if that is where it is saved.
carmine stone
oof if anyone can help me install the os at that. It keep rebooting back to mint...
use ventoy for USB
carmine stone
> Integrity check
> To check the integrity of your local ISO file, generate its...
Tip: with Ventoy USB, you can use the second boot -menu page to verify easily.