Lynx update and then upgrade to Ubuntu 12

**coldcritter64** · January 7th, 2013

Originally Posted by Chuck_N

.....the output includes a dozen folders and a few more files.....

The output should be 1 single md5 sum for the file you checked, what does that mean ?
I gave you a drag and drop method to save you some typing, weird as it may seem, it works. Impavidus has given the full command, substitute the correct path. The copying to a text file was for easy manual comparison with the source md5, that's all.

Edit: to clarify after re-reading post 18. When you download an iso from the net also source and copy the md5 checksum published with it. This is what you compare to the one for the downloaded file you checked in terminal.

Here is a list of md5 hashes for Ubuntu,
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
Your installers hash will be in there for comparison.

**Chuck_N** · January 7th, 2013

man, oh man. Remember this is an Ubuntu-only machine.
now when I bootup into Ubuntu, when I try FireFox it comes up checked Offline.
I uncheck, and find that I cannot get to ANY website. Nor with Chrome.
I can reboot from CD with ANTIX (a small version of Linux) and use Firefox
and Chrome with no problems. I updated some Facebook. Then reboot to
Ubuntu and I can get nowhere. SO......somehow Ubuntu has lost internet communications capability. Any ideas? I don't recall doing anything today to affect it. Should I start a new thread for this ?

**coldcritter64** · January 7th, 2013

I think a new thread in networking to fix that 1st may help you Chuck_N

Edit: Networking and Wireless sub forum : http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=336
and use "New Thread" button

OR Post a new thread in this forum with networking specified as part of the title. Either way is OK as far as i know.