Check the MD5
You’ve read the release notes, you just can’t wait to play with the new features or try
Linux Mint, and your download just finished successfully. You’re ready to burn a DVD
and to boot on it… but hey! Wait for a second!
If that DVD is faulty you will experience weird bugs and will have a lot of trouble
finding help. The two most common reasons for a DVD to be faulty are:
An issue with the download causing problems in your ISO file
An error during the burn process that alters the contents of your burned liveDVD
The MD5 signature, which is present on the download page, provides a quick way for
you to make sure that your ISO file is exactly like it should be. So, let’s check the ISO
file you just downloaded before we burn it and save ourselves from a lot of potential
problems.
If you run any version of Linux you probably already have the md5sum program
installed. Open a terminal and “cd” to the directory where your ISO file is (for instance, if
“linuxmint.iso” is on the Desktop), open a terminal and type:
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