md5 and corrupted downloaded files
happytoday
burn it on DVD I had the error :
That CD/DVD is not Solaris media after going on steps of
installation .
Is that file corrupted and how can I use md5 to check it and where can
I get it and use it ?
can I download the 5 CDs files and do that concatenation :
copy /b sol-10-u5-ga-x86-v1.iso + sol-10-u5-ga-x86-v2.iso + sol-10-u5-
ga-x86-v3.iso + sol-10-u5-ga-x86-v4.iso + sol-10-u5-ga-x86-v5.iso
sol-10-u5-ga-x86-dvd.iso
Thanks in advance .
hume.sp...@bofh.ca
> That CD/DVD is not Solaris media after going on steps of
> installation .
How are you burning the CD? Are you using the website's Java applet
(Sun Download Manager) to download the DVD image? It will check the
integrity of the file.
> can I download the 5 CDs files and do that concatenation :
No. You'd just be pasting five CD images together. Mashing five CD
images together does not make a DVD.
You can, however, download the CD images and burn them off as five
different discs.
--
Brandon Hume - hume -> BOFH.Ca, http://WWW.BOFH.Ca/
Thad Floryan
> I download that file : sol-10-u5-ga-x86-dvd.iso twice and each time I
> burn it on DVD I had the error :
> That CD/DVD is not Solaris media after going on steps of
> installation .
> Is that file corrupted and how can I use md5 to check it and where can
> I get it and use it ?
Since you're posting from an apparent WinXP box, here's a free md5
checker:
<http://www.pc-tools.net/win32/md5sums/>
I used md5sum under Cygwin, but the results should be identical.
Compare its output to the md5 sum at the Sun website from which
you downloaded the DVD ISO image; see the "Optional Files" section
on the same webpage, file: sol-10-u5-ga-md5sum-x86.txt
Here's the md5sum for the single DVD ISO image from that file:
c810e1bc5dc96c93004a98665c2f5834 sol-10-u5-ga-x86-dvd.iso
As Brandon wrote, don't use the buggy IE7 to download, use Sun's
Download Manager (or FireFox, which worked for me).
You still haven't answered the questions "what" and "how" you're
burning the DVD.
> can I download the 5 CDs files and do that concatenation :
No.
happytoday
Strange problem . I did not face that problem with previous versions
of Solaris 10. I used Sun's Download Manager with the same results. I
used Nero to burn the DVD file : sol-10-u5-ga-x86-dvd.iso.
Those are the steps I did . Please tell me any errors about it :
---Start of steps----------------------------------------
I entered in the GRUB append -kd instead of cdrom and then reboot :
Welcom to kmdb
[0] > cmi_no_init/W1
cmi_no_init 0 = 0x1
Error : unable to configrte Network interface.
Exiting to shell.
#exit
nfs mount : nfs file system , use [host:]path
then I navigate with the installation program :
Keyboard layout
language
hostname
password
Error : the disk you inserted is not a Solaris OS CD/DVD.
F2
There were problems loading the media from /cdrom
-----End of steps-----------------------------------
Thanks
happytoday
Even I tried cdburn with that error :
D:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools>cdburn G: E:
\operating_systems\UNIX\SOLARIS\Solaris_10_x86\sol-10-u5-ga-x86-
dvd.iso
Number of blocks in ISO image is 10d560
Error verifying next writable address
Harry331
>Even I tried cdburn with that error :
>D:\Program Files\Windows Resource Kits\Tools>cdburn G: E:
>\operating_systems\UNIX\SOLARIS\Solaris_10_x86\sol-10-u5-ga-x86-
>dvd.iso
>Number of blocks in ISO image is 10d560
>Error verifying next writable address
Try installing Sol10x86 onto VMWare, save you the trouble of
burning iso'es.
happytoday
Could you please give me hint about how I can use VMWare ? Steps of
VMWare usage . I am new bie to VMWare .
Thanks
Harry331
>Could you please give me hint about how I can use VMWare ? Steps of
>VMWare usage . I am new bie to VMWare .
>Thanks
Start with google "vmware".
Download VMWare workstation trial from here.
http://www.vmware.com/products/ws/
VMWare is a program that you can install on your Windows.
Then you install Solaris x86 as a virtual OS on top of VMWare.
You need a PC with at least 2GB of RAM and at least 30GB free
space before you can play with VMWare.
Once you install VMWare, create a new VMWare OS, specify
disk space. Set the CDRom on the new VMWare OS to point to
the doenloaded sol10x80 ....iso. Start the new VMWare OS
and it will boot from the sol10x86 ...iso ...And install from
there.
I tried out the sol10x86 DVD iso ... it gave me some problems..
(sometimes the installation was frozen). Tried several times.
Previous Sol10x86 on VMWare has had no problem, but this time
no smooth at all to me.
Good luck.
Thad Floryan
> [...]
> Strange problem . I did not face that problem with previous versions
> of Solaris 10. I used Sun's Download Manager with the same results. I
> used Nero to burn the DVD file : sol-10-u5-ga-x86-dvd.iso.
> Those are the steps I did . Please tell me any errors about it :
I don't know what else to write. You haven't posted the motherboard
model number per another person's question 8 days ago; have you run
either of the Solaris 10's install_check_1.4.iso or sddtool_21.jnlp
tools to help find problems with your hardware? Both tools are
available on the Solaris 10 download pages.
Note as Ian Collins wrote on August 23: "Solaris 10U5 has issues
with PIII systems, check the group archives". You've crossposted
to so many groups I don't know which archives Ian meant, but a
Google search might help.
I wish you success but you're not providing enough information
to help. You should have received an email from Sun (after
signing in for the download) offering 30 day help and support for
installing Solaris 10u5; use it.
Ian Collins
> On Aug 31, 10:16 am, happytoday <ehabaziz2...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> [...]
>> Strange problem . I did not face that problem with previous versions
>> of Solaris 10. I used Sun's Download Manager with the same results. I
>> used Nero to burn the DVD file : sol-10-u5-ga-x86-dvd.iso.
>> Those are the steps I did . Please tell me any errors about it :
>
> I don't know what else to write. You haven't posted the motherboard
> model number per another person's question 8 days ago;
He (or she) won't. That's not what trolls do.
>
> Note as Ian Collins wrote on August 23: "Solaris 10U5 has issues
> with PIII systems, check the group archives". You've crossposted
> to so many groups I don't know which archives Ian meant, but a
> Google search might help.
>
Both comp.unix.solaris and alt.solaris.x86 had threads in this.
--
Ian Collins.
happytoday
I can tell you the motherboard model if this helps :
GA-60XT
Socket 370 Processor Motherboard
happytoday
>
> - Show quoted text -
back to that issue .
Firstly I do not believe it is error in the download so I used SDM
for downloading and this below the md5sums test :
F:\operating_systems\UNIX\SOLARIS\Solaris_10_x86>md5sums sol-10-u5-ga-
x86-dvd.iso
MD5sums 1.2 freeware for Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP+
Copyright (C) 2001-2005 Jem Berkes - http://www.pc-tools.net/
Type md5sums -h for help
[Path] / filename MD5 sum
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[F:\operating_systems\UNIX\SOLARIS\Solaris_10_x86\]
sol-10-u5-ga-x86-dvd.iso 100%
c810e1bc5dc96c93004a98665c2f5834
It is the sane as in file of sun sum :
c810e1bc5dc96c93004a98665c2f5834 sol-10-u5-ga-x86-dvd.iso
Secondly : I used two ways of burning the ISO files one is Nero burn
ISO file and the other
was I could not use the cdburn.exe coming with windows server toolkit
and I had an error message .
Oscar del Rio
>>>> Note as Ian Collins wrote on August 23: "Solaris 10U5 has issues
>>>> with PIII systems, check the group archives".
I believe you have the answer in your own post.
>> I can tell you the motherboard model if this helps :
>> GA-60XT
>> Socket 370 Processor Motherboard- Hide quoted text -
Isn't it a Pentium-III system?
tny...@gmail.com
many burning software NERO, MagicISO, and all fail to burn.
Been loooking on the web and there is no real anwer to this issue..
I'm using Windows XP to burn SOlaris 9 cd1 and Cd2
ANyone has done this before and was able to burn it on a CD?
Thanks
Dave Uhring
> I having the same issue.. Can't burn Solaris 9 with anything tried
> many burning software NERO, MagicISO, and all fail to burn.
The files are images, ISO9660 images. In Nero's window, upper left
corner "Files" drop-down menu and look for burning an "Image".
To check the integrity of the image files use md5sum.exe available from
http://www.fourmilab.ch/md5/md5.zip
It's a OMG command line utility!
Andrew Gabriel
Dave Uhring <daveu...@yahoo.com> writes:
> On Sat, 04 Oct 2008 05:18:06 -0700, cheat...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> I having the same issue.. Can't burn Solaris 9 with anything tried
>> many burning software NERO, MagicISO, and all fail to burn.
>
> The files are images, ISO9660 images. In Nero's window, upper left
They are images, but not strictly ISO9660 images. If you look
at the image under Windows it will see files in an ISO9660 image
there, but there's more it won't see - the Solaris VToC and the
ufs filesystem which is also in the downloaded image, and required
for booting. Failure to burn it as a raw image file usually results
in only the files in the ISO9660 part being burned, and without the
Rock Ridge extensions which is where the unix file attributes are
stored.
> corner "Files" drop-down menu and look for burning an "Image".
>
> To check the integrity of the image files use md5sum.exe available from
>
> http://www.fourmilab.ch/md5/md5.zip
>
> It's a OMG command line utility!
>
--
Andrew Gabriel
[email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup]
Gary R. Schmidt
> I having the same issue.. Can't burn Solaris 9 with anything tried
> many burning software NERO, MagicISO, and all fail to burn.
>
> Been loooking on the web and there is no real anwer to this issue..
>
> I'm using Windows XP to burn SOlaris 9 cd1 and Cd2
>
> ANyone has done this before and was able to burn it on a CD?
>
which came free with my CD burner back in the dim dark past.
I've since purchased their software to do DVD's, it's just better,
IMNSHO, than anything else out there. For Windows, that is.
You are using XP, get DoISO from <http://www.ebswift.com>, it's free.
I've been using it to burn S10 and SX (and Linux and Mac and ...) CD's
and DVD's from ISO's, and haven't had a problem with it. (Apart from
some of the G4's not liking Linux DVD's burnt at full speed, it can be
useful to burn installation media as slowly as possible.)
Cheers,
Gary B-)
--
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whether you were up them with or not
- Barry Humphries
Richard B. Gilbert
> I having the same issue.. Can't burn Solaris 9 with anything tried
> many burning software NERO, MagicISO, and all fail to burn.
>
> Been loooking on the web and there is no real anwer to this issue..
>
> I'm using Windows XP to burn SOlaris 9 cd1 and Cd2
>
> ANyone has done this before and was able to burn it on a CD?
>
The most common cause of problems is failure to burn the CD as an
"image". If you burn the file, as a file, the resulting CD will be useless!
The file you download IS the whole CD with all the proper boot records,
file systems and everything else....