[03:21] does anyone know wtf this 'c930e,0,0-in' thing is? I want to kill it 20 times. https://i.imgur.com/8LxqsJX.png [03:24] windowsrefund: looks like an input [03:24] I'm not familiar with that program though [03:29] yea, there's no app or program that I'm aware of [03:29] and it wasn't here last week [03:30] can you remove it? or is that the problem [03:30] oh [03:30] hahahaha [03:30] it was the webcam [03:30] little f'r [03:32] that would do it, lol [04:17] windowsrefund: so yu can just ignore it. if you don't use any USB devices you can also unclick "Bridge USB devices to jack when plugged in" [04:17] (in -controls) [04:19] Hi, I've just downloaded ubuntustudio-18.10-dvd-amd64.iso and I found that all MD5, SHA1 and SHA256 SUMS were different... [04:19] I guess a feature request to "blacklist" certain devices could be another option [04:20] I used iDM for windows 10 with 16 threads, is that affecting the hash result? [04:21] That I can't say.iDM is some thing for printing an ISO to a DVD or usb stick? [04:22] studio-user387: the hashes were different from *each other*? or from the listed hashes on the ubuntu studio website? [04:23] iDM used for downloading from the direct link [04:24] The hashes were different from the listed hashes on the ubuntu studio website [04:24] that sounds like a bad download [04:24] download managers shouldn't change the hash, excepting corruption [04:24] I used CertUtil in CMD to check the hashes [04:24] redownload it [04:25] if you can use zsync to download that would be faster [04:25] zsync will keep any parts of the already downloaded file that are correct and just download the rest [04:25] is zsync open source? [04:26] zsync will then check the whole file against the checksum [04:26] zsync is open source yes [04:28] okay thank you, I'll try it again tonight with zsync... I almost spent all of my data plan hahaha [04:28] yikes! [04:31] Can I fix the iso file with zsync or should I start download it from the beginning? [04:32] zsync can start with the file you have [04:34] even if I did't use zsync to download it at the first place? [04:34] what zsync does is download a relatively small *.zsync file that has lots of checksums for xmall parts of the file. It keeps the omes that match and just DL parts that do not match [04:35] (or are missing which is more likely in your case) [04:35] Wow that's cool, I hope that wont take more data plan [04:35] "zsync.moria.org.uk" <<< this is the link, right? [04:36] everything takes more of your data plan... that may be your problem, you ran out before you finished DL. [04:37] is "Pausing and resuming download" several times also cause the corrupted parts? [04:38] That depends on the DL process. [04:39] zsync can restart as can torrents [04:40] torrents also do auto self checking and you might already have sw for that, but it is harder to point torrent at a file you have already DL with another app [04:41] zsync doesn't care. I have taken a similar iso and renamed it to the one I want and used zsync to just DL the parts that are different. [04:41] If zsync is so useful like that, why it's free? [04:42] if windows is so bad why does it cost money? [04:42] Thank you @OvenWerks Hashes things are new to me, where can I learn more about it? [04:42] I don't know the best place for that [04:43] I don't know, maybe business? [04:43] That sort of gives business a black eye I think [04:46] Yes, maybe you're right. I can't wait for my first experience in Ubuntu