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Hello Icecold, I too was looking for a place to put the “Hello” post.
Got my Pure plugged in and running yesterday after work, so far pretty smooth sailing!
Just installed, according to the DIY on a Ryzen based machine, startOS. Worked fine, spent a couple of days going through, certificate setup, ssh into the machine, playing with Nextcloud, Vaultwarden and Filebrowser, to get a feel for the server. What I have tried so far have worked fine for me, eventually (more my own fault for not reading correctly).
I look forward to improve my stack, figure out Tor and more.
Hi yall…im new here…so sorry but idk where to create a new post …im trying to verifying the iso…i can verify one on the mac. but for some reason i cant verify the nonfree iso…evern though the iso and nonfree ios are both in my dowlnloads folder …any tips on how i can verify the nonfree version or why i cant verify it in terminal? thanks
Welcome to sovereign computing.
Your post would fall under category of DIY, Hacking & How-to I would say.
Regarding your question you should be able to verify your .iso file in termianl by running:
macOS shasum -a 256 path/to/your/file.iso
Linux sha256sum path/to/your/file.iso
Then you can compare this output with our Github page.