@phreakOutt, You must first download the MD5SUM of the CD ISO files, after you
have finished downloading the CD ISO image files:
Checking the md5sum in Windows:
Download
MD5SUM.exe from
here
Put it in your Windows/System32 or /windows/command folder. (In XP it's C:/Windows/system32)
Now open up a command console by typing "cmd" into the run menu. (You can go to Start-->Run).
Before you start running the commands, make sure that the prompt says
C:\Documents and Settings\username>
Enter this command
cd \path\to\cd <dir>
Note: In Windows/MSDOS, you always type with the backslash (\) not the forwardslash (/). Example in M$: \blah\blah Example in Unix/Linux: /blah/blah
Now you are in the directory with the cd iso and md5sum.
Enter this command
md5sum -c filename.md5
(Replace "filename" with the name of the md5sum)
Make sure that when you download the CD iso to download the md5sum and place it in the same directory.
In Suse Linux there may be bugs that say that you are CD contents are OK, even though they are corrupt when checking!!
So the best way is to check the MD5SUM using the utility & burn the CD only if they are correct.