uhmmm wouldn't it come with a MD5Sum?
Carl P.
On Wed, 2002-02-27 at 14:55,
alandd@mindspring.com wrote:
> You are correct, Jay. It was (maybe still is) available for download but my problem is eliminating problems with software to qualify and test some hardware. I simply do not want to trust downloaded or copied CDs to be good since I currently think the copy I have is causing problems. I want to use known, good CDs for the installation I am attempting so that if there are problems, I don't have to worry if a bit got flipped on the CD during download or copying.
>
> Paranoid, maybe, but I want to know as sure as possible that the CDs are good so that problems can confidently be blamed on the hardware. So, I want to get my hands on some original-from-Sun CDs.
>
> Alan
>
> plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us wrote:
> >
>
> Since Solaris x86 used to be available for download (I think), I'll bet
> you can find ISOs archived on the net somewhere with a little digging.
> Maybe sunsite?
>
> ~Jay
>
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