I can not download ubuntu.iso.file
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The environment is Windows 10, I want to put ubuntu in USB 2.0 and carry it, but ubuntu can not start up.It seems that the hash value of md5sum was different when I looked it up. Even if you downloaded the ubuntu iso file many times by going with the tool called winmd5sum, you will see that md5 is different. How can I download the correct iso file?
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The environment is Windows 10, I want to put ubuntu in USB 2.0 and carry it, but ubuntu can not start up.It seems that the hash value of md5sum was different when I looked it up. Even if you downloaded the ubuntu iso file many times by going with the tool called winmd5sum, you will see that md5 is different. How can I download the correct iso file?
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Check you are comparing the correct md5sum value with the iso you want (as Ubuntu comes in many forms (server, desktop, network..), architectures (x86_64, armv7..) & each has it's own md5sum. I would suggest firstly downloading a number of small file(s) you know the md5sum for (not calculated with yourwinmd5sumprogram) & then compare it with md5sum's created by yourwinmd5sumand you may find it's your program. If it's not that, I'd download via a different method, machine or network, or different source (eg. I download the iso from my ISP's mirror, but compare md5sum with ubuntu.com)
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I have noticed more download errors when my download speed fluctuated a lot.
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The environment is Windows 10, I want to put ubuntu in USB 2.0 and carry it, but ubuntu can not start up.It seems that the hash value of md5sum was different when I looked it up. Even if you downloaded the ubuntu iso file many times by going with the tool called winmd5sum, you will see that md5 is different. How can I download the correct iso file?
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The environment is Windows 10, I want to put ubuntu in USB 2.0 and carry it, but ubuntu can not start up.It seems that the hash value of md5sum was different when I looked it up. Even if you downloaded the ubuntu iso file many times by going with the tool called winmd5sum, you will see that md5 is different. How can I download the correct iso file?
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Check you are comparing the correct md5sum value with the iso you want (as Ubuntu comes in many forms (server, desktop, network..), architectures (x86_64, armv7..) & each has it's own md5sum. I would suggest firstly downloading a number of small file(s) you know the md5sum for (not calculated with yourwinmd5sumprogram) & then compare it with md5sum's created by yourwinmd5sumand you may find it's your program. If it's not that, I'd download via a different method, machine or network, or different source (eg. I download the iso from my ISP's mirror, but compare md5sum with ubuntu.com)
– guiverc
yesterday
I have noticed more download errors when my download speed fluctuated a lot.
– fixit7
yesterday
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Check you are comparing the correct md5sum value with the iso you want (as Ubuntu comes in many forms (server, desktop, network..), architectures (x86_64, armv7..) & each has it's own md5sum. I would suggest firstly downloading a number of small file(s) you know the md5sum for (not calculated with yourwinmd5sumprogram) & then compare it with md5sum's created by yourwinmd5sumand you may find it's your program. If it's not that, I'd download via a different method, machine or network, or different source (eg. I download the iso from my ISP's mirror, but compare md5sum with ubuntu.com)
– guiverc
yesterday
I have noticed more download errors when my download speed fluctuated a lot.
– fixit7
yesterday
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Check you are comparing the correct md5sum value with the iso you want (as Ubuntu comes in many forms (server, desktop, network..), architectures (x86_64, armv7..) & each has it's own md5sum. I would suggest firstly downloading a number of small file(s) you know the md5sum for (not calculated with your
winmd5sum program) & then compare it with md5sum's created by your winmd5sum and you may find it's your program. If it's not that, I'd download via a different method, machine or network, or different source (eg. I download the iso from my ISP's mirror, but compare md5sum with ubuntu.com)– guiverc
yesterday
Check you are comparing the correct md5sum value with the iso you want (as Ubuntu comes in many forms (server, desktop, network..), architectures (x86_64, armv7..) & each has it's own md5sum. I would suggest firstly downloading a number of small file(s) you know the md5sum for (not calculated with your
winmd5sum program) & then compare it with md5sum's created by your winmd5sum and you may find it's your program. If it's not that, I'd download via a different method, machine or network, or different source (eg. I download the iso from my ISP's mirror, but compare md5sum with ubuntu.com)– guiverc
yesterday
I have noticed more download errors when my download speed fluctuated a lot.
– fixit7
yesterday
I have noticed more download errors when my download speed fluctuated a lot.
– fixit7
yesterday
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Check you are comparing the correct md5sum value with the iso you want (as Ubuntu comes in many forms (server, desktop, network..), architectures (x86_64, armv7..) & each has it's own md5sum. I would suggest firstly downloading a number of small file(s) you know the md5sum for (not calculated with your
winmd5sumprogram) & then compare it with md5sum's created by yourwinmd5sumand you may find it's your program. If it's not that, I'd download via a different method, machine or network, or different source (eg. I download the iso from my ISP's mirror, but compare md5sum with ubuntu.com)– guiverc
yesterday
I have noticed more download errors when my download speed fluctuated a lot.
– fixit7
yesterday