Hi all,
Is there some way to verify the integrity of the non-rpm files included in the $arch/os tree? I'm thinking of the images/ specifically.
If I want to kick off an install I could download the rescue disk iso, check the gpg sig on the SHA1SUM file, and then verify the sha1sum for the rescue image. But if I just want to grab boot.iso or diskboot.img and do the same thing, I don't know of a way to verify those images.
Is there some way to do this or is there good reason that doing so is pointless?
On So März 25 2007, Todd Zullinger wrote:
[verify boot.iso and diskboot.img]
The only way I know of, is to download the DVD or maybe the first CD, verify it (there are gpg signed sha1sums available) and then extrac boot.iso and diskboot.img from it.
Regards, Till
Till Maas wrote:
On So März 25 2007, Todd Zullinger wrote:
[verify boot.iso and diskboot.img]
The only way I know of, is to download the DVD or maybe the first CD, verify it (there are gpg signed sha1sums available) and then extrac boot.iso and diskboot.img from it.
:-) True, that is one way. But of course it defeats the purpose of only having to download a tiny file to boot from.