Odd MD-5 behaviour


  1. Bumpus
    Posts : 75
    WIN7
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    Odd MD-5 behaviour


    1. I d/l 7127
    2. MD-5 & CRC are perfect.
    3. I make a copy of 'known good' ISO.
    4. I rerun hash check and it fails on the copied version. Doesn't matter if the copy goes to the same partition or a different physical hd. (all to local pc tho...no network copying)
    I repeat steps 1-4 and MD-5 & CRC a perfect on both the orig and the copies. wtf?

    OS - similar results in both XP & 7-7100 (dual boot)
    APP - Flyingbit Hash Calc & Hashtab

    Is this ISO THAT sensitive to corruption?
    Would this "sensitivity" lead into the high failure rate when trying to burn the damn thing to a cd?
    Am I a total F'up that can't even tie his own shoes?
    Was it total horse$hit luck that my usb version worked perfectly the first time?
    Does everyone always double check the hash's on copies of their ISO's?
    Should I just shutup and get back on the Short bus?

    Bumpus
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  3. fwc
    Posts : 12
    Linux
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    what is your working WIN7 MD5?
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