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Why does my burned Ubuntu DVD have a different hash/checksum than the iso?

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I downloaded the 10.04.4-dvd-amd64.iso file, then burned it to a DVD.
I then tried installing it but it hangs at 95%. I then checked the hash with md5sum and they are not the same. The ISO is the same as listed on ubuntu.com.

I burned the ISO using Brasero.

These are the hashes:

ubuntu-10.04.4-dvd-amd64.iso 4083424d0f0030e5480f2d183225616d

/dev/dvd1 06631e0997be558620f613a0658331d9

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answered 1 Year ago scusaper · Accepted Answer

Please burn it again, this time setting the lowest possible speed (in Properties) and also turn the image checksum option on, if it isn't.