At 7:01 PM -0700 8/25/06, ELLEN ROBIN wrote:
>Hello,
>I have downloaded iso cds 1-5 from mirror site.
>I had to get sha1sum from another independent site because it would not
>download but only run on the mirror site.
>I still do not understand how to check the downloaded iso files with the
>downloaded sha1sum.exe file.
>I tried putting it in system32 as I had read from a volunteer's site,
Putting the program in system32 is a hack to avoid having to put it's
folder on the search path or having to type the full path to the program.
>but could not figure out where the prompt is that he suggested entering a
>run command within. I tried the run dialogue box in Windows, but it would
>not work with what I entered.
...
Rather than use the Run dialog, you should use the Command Prompt (Start ->
Accessories -> Command Prompt) so that you can easily start from the proper
working directory, so that the glob ("*.iso") will find the files.
Use the "cd" command to change to the directory the .iso's are in. The TAB
key will cycle through names that match the part of the path you have typed
so far.
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