Marcos Guglielmetti wrote:
El Martes, 19 de Septiembre de 2006 02:44, Q IP escribió:
  
Hi all:

Musix looks like just what I'm after, but I don't seem to be able to even
get into the splash screen.  I have gone through the following routine
twice:


   1. I download the latest ISO on my Win2k box (the only one with a
   broadband connection)
    

Using Bit Torrent?

You must use BitTorrent for now: http://www.musix.org.ar/en/download.html

  
   2. The download aborts
   3. I start the download again
   4. The download succeeds
   5. I start Nero Express to burn the image to disk
   6. Nero returns a block size error and asks me if I want to ignore or
   try to correct it
    

Dont you have another system running k3b?

  
OK, the first time I clicked ignore and burned a CD that seemed to be fine
but wouldn't boot on either of my two boxes with varying hardware.

The second time, I clicked "correct" and tried various settings which did
nothing.  Not wanting to waste another CD on a coaster, I gave up.
    

You could use a re-writable CD-ROM.

Also, the integrity must be checked using md5sum, and it must give you this 
number:
md5: 0edcf4e6b5d013b3d999fb5203a09888

  
Has anyone else encountered this problem?

Thanks,
Ken Quad
    

  
Hey:

Unfortunately I don't have a system with K3B, but I'm going to re-try this using BitTorrent and the Win version of md5sum. What open-source BitTorrent client do you recommend?

Ken Quad