The most recent information can be reviewed in the running list.In MS Windows®, the easiest way to ensure integrity (as well as to create the live USB) is to use the USB formatting utility Rufus, which automatically runs a check. Consult the Wiki for other options, including signatures.NOTE: the Snapshots use sha512 instead so change the command accordingly. sha256: open a terminal and type: sha256sum, then compare with the number above.md5: right-click the downloaded md5 file > Check data integrity.
To check the integrity of the downloaded ISO in Linux, click to download the md5 or sha256 file into the same folder where the ISO is, and use the appropriate action below: “4” = the ISO for 64 bit advanced hardware systems (圆4) KDE.“3” = the ISO for 64 bit advanced hardware systems (圆4) XFCE/Fluxbox.“2” = the ISO for 64 bit standard systems (圆4) XFCE/Fluxbox.“1” = the ISO for 32 bit older systems (386) XFCE/Fluxbox.The ISOs to download are the biggest in size, and you will want to select according to architecture and version by clicking the link to begin the download. The repo’s MX Indexįinally, click on the folder you are looking for–usually “Final”–to see the contents. In the example below, the repo has a top-level directory for “mx-linux” that contains two more directories: MX (shown) and antiX. Then click on the marker and a panel will open on the left side.Ĭlick on the URL for the “ISO Mirror” to see the Index of the mirror. Use the “+/-” buttons or your scroll wheel to enlarge the map and drag it as needed in order to find the mirror that you want, usually the one closest to you. This is a map of the mirrors of MX Linux ISOs that are known to us. How to use this map ☛ You can also use the detailed table in the Wiki.
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