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From: Stanislav Grozev <tacho@orbitel.bg>
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Subject: 4.2-release iso image md5 mismatch
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Hi,

Yesterday I downloaded the 4.2-release iso image from ftp.freebsd.org.
the file burns fine to a cd, and the cd mounts fine. however, the
md5 checksum of the file is:

	93e9256209887af0286f85e58f139b00

and the one listed in CHECKSUMS.MD5 is:

	MD5 (4.2-install.iso) =3D 7eec8a2e4bc2211fccf18b5a6fd5b55e

also, a friend of mine downloaded the iso from the same location, but today,
and yet with different checksum:

	9b306c6e9140d05f96b035e033c46465

so, what's going on?

-tacho

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