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Can't Install Window MCE 2005 - corrupt disk #2, missing mcdftreg
I downloaded MD7.1 from an Australian site, I them got my boss to burn the ISO image to a CD, well good ole boss copied the actuall ISO image as opposed to creating an Maybe the file that you downloaded is corrupt on that server, try a different FTP location. Or use an FTP prog that allows binary transfer.

2.9test9-mm1 and DAO ATAPI cd-burning corrupt
Other thing I wonder, does anybody use the util to map ISO image file as virtual CD which is available at MSDN downloads? appeared in Windows Explorer, but eacht time I ended up with something like the media is corrupt or format is invalid, even when IsoBuster correctly displays and handle the image file.

error 5
Can someone please advise whether this image is corrupt or not. The first 6 all burned fine. I don't have the bandwidth at the moment to download those images to check them The official woody r2 i386 disc 7 should be: 2aa14e5f02f56a001c9ec38acce89b28 debian-30r2-i386-binary-7.iso -- Steve McIntyre, Cambridge,

Redhat 9 - corrupt disc1.iso image?
This error comes from burning a ISO image as a ISO image. Check the burned CD\DVD and see what file(s) is burned on it. I searched the internet for a sollution, but all sollutions are about a bad burn and corrupt images. I downloaded the technet iso several times and burned it serveral times.

md5 for sol-nv-b07-x86-v1-iso.zip
I choose "New, CD from an image file" and select as source the ISO image file I just created in the previous steps. All disks produced after the fifth are corrupt and unreadable in any drive! I need HELP, anyone any idea? Melvyn -- mrich...@mindspring.com http://mrichter.simplenet.com CD-R

are there better ways to burn an ISO image?
Joey Hess jo...@debian.org linux debian maint boot +istian Perrier wrote: Where: tools_isoscan String: "The ISO image you downloaded is may be corrupt." Problem: "is may be" not correct Suggestion: "is may be" becomes "may be" I'm probably the culprit for that one. I probably meant "is maybe corrup".

Help with .iso files
Might be a corrupt download. nick -- ComputerNick aka Nick Smith Email - N...@ComputerNick.com Web - http://www.ComputerNick.com -----Original Message----- From: Hi, This morning I download what I thought to be an iso image of gentoo. I used K3b to burn the image to my cd.I then tried to boot my system from it,

I downloaded everything to no avail! ISO's fail to burn
The iso files i tried to mount against are 100% confirmed that are valid and not corrupt. I tried to mount the files with two separate ways, however i kept getting Fourth clue: Your image has been corrupted. and syslog displayed the following: Sep 22 10:23:33 saruman kernel: Unable to identify CD-ROM format.

Redhat 9 - corrupt disc1.iso image?
This = =3D file was on a CD-ROM whoise ISO image I downloaded from one of the =3D Debian Mirrors. I then went ahead and dowloaded the same file from: =3D It said the file is corrupt. Can it be that when it was built = =3D the first time the file was already corrupted and it propogates through = =3D all the

HEADS UP (was: problems installing 4.6 from iso image)
I tried to make an installation diskette, but I ALWAYS get "BAD SECTOR DETECTED" when I try to make the installation boot disk with "RAWRITE.EXE". I just can't seem to get anything to work. Any Suggestions??? maybe a corrupt ISO image. have you tried starting from the cdrom: cdrom:\dosutils\autoboot.bat if that

chkdsk /f does not run at boot
=arvi= CDmage wont open my iso image. It says "File length doesn't match sector boundary." with all the possible ways of opening iso's: M1/2048, M1/2352, M2/2352. So I'm assuming it got screwed by Getright whilst downloading. The install image worked fine though. Anyone know of a website with more info on corrupt

strange sol-8-install.iso
Ensure a clean phone line, a machine that works and doesn't corrupt bits in memory or on disk, and that you download in binary mode, not ascii mode. And of course, that you download to a disk partition that has room enough. And try and not spill vodka on the keyboard. If it happens again, complain to Bill. Peter.

Bug#164845: marked as done (Corrupt Distribution)
Your homoemade CD image may be corrupt as well. Did you download the ISO image? If so, check the MD5sum on the iso file that was downloaded. ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/redhat-6.1/iso/md5sums a481e0c672e202cb5eecc9b4d0fbc3cf 6.1-SRPMS.iso 6133c755afdc56879e4b50f6986ce926 6.1-i386.iso Thanks!

Booting from CD doesn't work !! Corel posted a bad ISO ???
When I create the image it does not pass MD5 and it appears to corrupt the files. Thanks, Chris Hello Chris, http://www.futuredesktop.org/how2burn.html Read: "Creating CD in MS Windows". as already stated, "slower speed" may help. And follow the "Mirror site" link to your distro.

i386/16129: X files corrupt on iso image from Walnut Creek and 2 ...
lon...@valemount.com fa freebsd bugs Number: 16129 Category: i386 Synopsis: X files corrupt on iso image from Walnut Creek and 2 other mirrors. Abort Install. Confidential: no Severity: critical Priority: high Responsible: freebsd-bugs State: open Quarter: Keywords: Date-Required: Class: sw-bug Submitter-Id:

Corrupt ISO Images
Could you loop-mount the ISO image and test whether these files are in fact corrupt by doing: bunzip -tvv 219.afio.bz2 and bunzip -tvv 348.afio.bz Andree, I'm embarrassed to say that I'm not sure I saved the .iso file --- and even if I did, the hard drive with that .iso on it is now sitting in the basement of my

Newbie to Win :-) ISO-Image too small
From what you're saying, it sounds like your CD 2 is corrupt (either in burning the CD or on the ISO image download). I am a newbie...i installed red hat 6.0 before this no problems..there ??Easy in comparisome...Life ! RedHat 8 is a complete doddle to install. Even a full blown every package install (inc. sources)

Adding info to ISO images
nm nmani...@vt.edu fa openbsd misc doesnt sound like too much of a problem to me because the boot.catalog was probably created by the iso mastering software when the iso image was created and therefore the md5 sum would not match because the file may not have existed as it does now when the sums were calculated.

Wie ISO-Image entpacken
OS: MacOS 10.3.9 System: Dual 1.8 GHz G5 with 1.5 GB RAM Burner: Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-106D In addition to the corrupt image possibility mentioned by another poster (more probable, in fact), there's the possibility that you burned the image file as a single file on a new ISO-9660 filesystem on the disc.

Burning CD from Redhat ISO file
"Howto burn an ISO image ? All the CD-Writing software can use ISO image to burn directly a CD-Rom. Important note: take care to download the ISO in binary mode (FTP). By default Netscape download the file in ASCII mode which corrupt the image. You can check the integrity of the ISO file with the md5 key (md5sum