solved Is anyone else getting a bad checksum?

[busterrr3x]

BUSTER DESKTOP - GLOBAL: https://www.armbian.com/orange-pi-plus-2e/#kernels-archive-all

 

I downloaded this on 2 different computers and got a bad checksum when I ran "sha256sum name.img". 

 

Wondering if anyone else is as well? I may have remote access malware on my computer - could be causing it somehow, possibly. 

 

Thanks. 

Edited September 25, 2020 by busterrr3x

[Igor]

10 minutes ago, busterrr3x said:

BUSTER DESKTOP - GLOBAL: https://www.armbian.com/orange-pi-plus-2e/#kernels-archive-all

 

I downloaded this on 2 different computers and got a bad checksum when I ran "sha256sum name.img". 

 

Wondering if anyone else is as well? I may have remote access malware on my computer - could be causing it somehow, possibly. 

 

Thanks. 

Latest images are indeed corrupted - also decompressing is failing. I picked random older version from the archive and decompress alright, SHA is correct. Well, good that we have it  but ... here we go again 

[busterrr3x]

Thanks Igor. Where would I get an older archived version? 

[Igor]

12 minutes ago, busterrr3x said:

Where would I get an older archived version? 

Search for "Archived versions" on that page. Impossible to miss. At least I though so until now  

[busterrr3x]

Thanks - it's at the bottom of the page. 

[Igor]

Also I started:

for archive in $(find ${STARTDIR} -name '*.xz'); do
	xz -tv $archive
	[[ $? -ne 0 ]] && exit 1
	[[ $(sha256sum $archive | cut -d" " -f1) != $(cat ${archive}.sha | cut -d" " -f1) ]] && exit 1
done

on our archive to see if the problem is at our side.

[busterrr3x]

On 9/24/2020 at 5:40 PM, Igor said:

Also I started:

for archive in $(find ${STARTDIR} -name '*.xz'); do
	xz -tv $archive
	[[ $? -ne 0 ]] && exit 1
	[[ $(sha256sum $archive | cut -d" " -f1) != $(cat ${archive}.sha | cut -d" " -f1) ]] && exit 1
done

on our archive to see if the problem is at our side.

I haven't checked the archives yet, so I was only saying I had a bad download with the main page. But thanks. 

[busterrr3x]

On 9/24/2020 at 6:04 PM, busterrr3x said:

I haven't checked the archives yet, so I was only saying I had a bad download with the main page. But thanks. 

Sorry I don't fully understand the coding above, but I can see you were using shasum to check the archive images. Thanks. I checked my archive download and it checked out!

 

QUESTION:  I downloaded the BUSTER image (19.11.6 / 5.4.8) .img. In my .GNUPG directory, there is only an empty 'private keys' directory. Is this supposed to be like this or should there be 2 'text' documents next to the 'private keys' directory? One of my former buster downloads from a year ago or so, I know there were 2 simple text documents in the .gnupg directory. I am trying to learn how to send an encrypted message using gpg, but haven't been successful, yet. I was thinking that maybe there is a problem with my .gnupg directory and this is why I'm running into a snag with it. 

 

Thank you. 

 

Edited September 25, 2020 by busterrr3x
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