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Retrocomputing wrote:What do you mean, how to verify ?)

Follow and adapt the method (using dd and cmp) described at the foot of the linked page

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Retrocomputing wrote:Do you mean the verify of the masteizing software ? (I use Imgburn)

The linked method describes how to compare the burned CD disk with its source ISO. It is independent of the burning software.


Summary
Currently antiX provides an ISO with a corresponding md5sum value. Comparing them enables the user to know the downloaded ISO is OK before moving on to burning it to a CD disk. The linked method offers a way of comparing the ISO to the CD disk after burning. Used together, the before and after comparisons form a chain of tests to establish the burned CD disk is OK.

The above is only an idea, potentially for a future antiX. At the present time it is not ready for everyone to use in a simple way. Anyone who wants to try it must do it for themself using the information available on the net and the man pages of the programs. The short version; currently it is up to each user to understand, conduct, and interpret the results of any before and after burning tests.


Edit SamK
Correct link to LQWiki page

Ladies & gentlemen I proudly annuncio vobis the new cd-rom works very well !

Yesterday I burned it and plaied it all the evening....

Later I'll install the system on a 32gb pendrive using it as a system disk

Stay tuned !

Many thanks to all the community people that helped me in these days