Thank you so much for this video. It's much better organized than most of the others I have found. I especially appreciate how you start by laying out the materials ( files and software) that you would be using, and making it clear you would be using a Windows computer. It's also great that you walk through the normal steps in order, without branching off for troubleshooting that probably won't be necessary. Unfortunately, I find that the Linux Mint help pages jump around a bit too much for this part of the process, making them a bit hard to follow. For any other creators looking to produce a "how to" video, This was a Master Class! 🙌
Despite all my intensely frustrating problems with getting the Integrity and authenticity done (90mins to get it ALL done!!), it did all eventually come good. Thanks.
Thanks for the detailed walkthrough! The tutorials linked from the main page skip a few steps. I was familiar with types of hash keys and how they were generated, but I don't often use console or powershell so I was sort of at a loss on how to do what they were asking. Step by step is how I like to get things done, although I admit if I had to do it again I'd probably need to rewatch the tutorial. See you later, future me!
Thanks very much, I followed another tutorial but got stuck because it couldn't find the ISO. Your method using PowerShell ISE worked perfectly. Thanks!
How complicated! So thank you for doing tutorial. But I couldn't complete it. Did the Integrity check okay but then could not go beyond 15.18 minutes with the Authenticity check. Probably I'm not doing something right with gpg.
Its possible that you were unable to download the public key. Try going to the printed directions on the Linux Mint Authenticity Check section and follow the directions for manually downloading the public key from forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=291093 If it says 'Good Signature' when you do 'gpg --verify ...' then you are good. Don't worry about the 'WARNING'. Hope this helps.
I had to input .sha256sum.txt.gpg.txt sha256sum.txt in 16:00 then it verified otherwise it shown no such file is found. I saw sha256sum.txt.gpg after giving ls command.
What to say 😢😢 This is an excellent presentation. I followed it to the letter and the verification was successful. Thus as far as I understand it the download wasn't corrupted. When I did the authentication it produced a string quite different from the verification was produced without an error. However the two strings in this video are exactly the same and now I'm at a loss at what to do. Herewith the "commands and the replies". Please advise what I should do. In PowerShell: For the CertUtil command the result was exactly the same as in the sha256sum.txt But after this I actually had to try the alternative commands as the original command kept on producing errors, can't connect to the keyboxd: IPC connect failed Eventually the following command returned a "successful" result. C:\iso>gpg --list-key --with fingerprint A25BAE09 pub rsa1024 2014-01-26 [C] 1828 xxxxxxx uid [unknown] Totally Legit Signing Key Please help.
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Thank you so much for this video. It's much better organized than most of the others I have found. I especially appreciate how you start by laying out the materials ( files and software) that you would be using, and making it clear you would be using a Windows computer. It's also great that you walk through the normal steps in order, without branching off for troubleshooting that probably won't be necessary.
Unfortunately, I find that the Linux Mint help pages jump around a bit too much for this part of the process, making them a bit hard to follow.
For any other creators looking to produce a "how to" video, This was a Master Class! 🙌
Thank you for a wonderful comment. Cheers!
Despite all my intensely frustrating problems with getting the Integrity and authenticity done (90mins to get it ALL done!!), it did all eventually come good. Thanks.
Thanks for the detailed walkthrough! The tutorials linked from the main page skip a few steps. I was familiar with types of hash keys and how they were generated, but I don't often use console or powershell so I was sort of at a loss on how to do what they were asking. Step by step is how I like to get things done, although I admit if I had to do it again I'd probably need to rewatch the tutorial. See you later, future me!
Thanks very much, I followed another tutorial but got stuck because it couldn't find the ISO. Your method using PowerShell ISE worked perfectly. Thanks!
Glad to hear that
Thank you! I forgot to change MD5 to SHA256 lol
SHA256 is considered a more secure while MD5 is a quicker. You're welcome.
How complicated! So thank you for doing tutorial. But I couldn't complete it. Did the Integrity check okay but then could not go beyond 15.18 minutes with the Authenticity check. Probably I'm not doing something right with gpg.
Its possible that you were unable to download the public key. Try going to the printed directions on the Linux Mint Authenticity Check section and follow the directions for manually downloading the public key from forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=291093
If it says 'Good Signature' when you do 'gpg --verify ...' then you are good. Don't worry about the 'WARNING'. Hope this helps.
I had to input .sha256sum.txt.gpg.txt sha256sum.txt in 16:00 then it verified otherwise it shown no such file is found. I saw sha256sum.txt.gpg after giving ls command.
What to say 😢😢 This is an excellent presentation. I followed it to the letter and the verification was successful. Thus as far as I understand it the download wasn't corrupted. When I did the authentication it produced a string quite different from the verification was produced without an error. However the two strings in this video are exactly the same and now I'm at a loss at what to do.
Herewith the "commands and the replies". Please advise what I should do.
In PowerShell:
For the CertUtil command the result was exactly the same as in the sha256sum.txt
But after this I actually had to try the alternative commands as the original command kept on producing errors,
can't connect to the keyboxd: IPC connect failed
Eventually the following command returned a "successful" result.
C:\iso>gpg --list-key --with fingerprint A25BAE09
pub rsa1024 2014-01-26 [C]
1828 xxxxxxx
uid [unknown] Totally Legit Signing Key
Please help.
FYI I just repeated the commands using copy-and-paste and low and behold it executed PERFECTLY. Thank you for this excellent presentation 👏🏻 👍🏻