I’m pretty confident that the ISO file that I created is completely identical to yours, but if you want to double-check, then I suggest you verify its SHA512 checksum. Assuming that your copy of the ‘debian-update-9.1.1-amd64-DVD-1.iso’ file is in the current directory, just run the following command:gurfle wrote:Not understanding all this security business enough, can you confirm that the iso file created by your fast jigdo method actually can be used to install packages from? Given my ignorance on the issue, I took the time to download the entire thing before testing, but it certainly would be great to know for sure that is not necessary.
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sha512sum -c <<//*EOF
8bad9bee3afa49953a99955a18575829b093cc6d24c235071c4f27be6e4326f6025543a768d1cd282aff1d16568ab717b41476f509be6459606a327ecd8ef9cc *debian-update-9.1.1-amd64-DVD-1.iso
//*EOF
I generated the checksum on my own copy of the file, so if your copy passes the validation, then you can rest assured that the two copies are identical.