(10-02-2010, 02:30 PM)vikeyev Wrote: Hello again guys,

I bought amnesia the full version and downloaded it last night and received error in md5 checksums. After browsing these forums and google I redownloaded the game and got the same error. I redownloaded it a couple times from different sources and the same source and still kept getting the error. I read on another forum that saving a .sh file can corrupt and damage it, so when I downloaded it instead of choosing save file I chose open with kwrite. I used the sh command again and didn't get the checksum error, but I got an error saying could not find a suitable frontend.

So I went searching on this forum and google and found a thread on this site saying things about it but none of the solutions fixed my problem (might also be because I use opensuse and they were using ubuntu).

After that I decided to use one of the suggestions form that thread that I hadn't already and downloaded the file on a windows computer, burnt it to a disk (and put it on a usb) and tried it on this pc and I got the md5 checksum error once again.

I am desperate to get this thing working and I don't want to have to download it again I have already downloaded it about 8-9 times and at 960MB per download it is eating away my download limit. Any suggestions you can give will be greatly appreciated.

MOBO: Asus M4A87TD/USB3
CPU: AMD Athlon II x2 245
GPU: Radeon HD5770
RAM: 2GB Corsair single channel
PSU: 600 watt
OS: OpenSuSE 11.2 32 Bit

^ I'm going to add that into my sig I'm sick of typing it out.

Oh BTW here is the latest checksum error:

Code:

vikeyev@localhost:~> sh amnesia_tdd_1.0.sh
Verifying archive integrity...Error in MD5 checksums: b1ecc3f2c9324dbe4c426447afb1f1a6 is different from e906c157d978a4d2899739c9d3a21667

(10-02-2010, 02:46 PM)shaola Wrote:

(10-02-2010, 02:30 PM)vikeyev Wrote: Hello again guys,

I bought amnesia the full version and downloaded it last night and received error in md5 checksums. After browsing these forums and google I redownloaded the game and got the same error. I redownloaded it a couple times from different sources and the same source and still kept getting the error. I read on another forum that saving a .sh file can corrupt and damage it, so when I downloaded it instead of choosing save file I chose open with kwrite. I used the sh command again and didn't get the checksum error, but I got an error saying could not find a suitable frontend.

So I went searching on this forum and google and found a thread on this site saying things about it but none of the solutions fixed my problem (might also be because I use opensuse and they were using ubuntu).

After that I decided to use one of the suggestions form that thread that I hadn't already and downloaded the file on a windows computer, burnt it to a disk (and put it on a usb) and tried it on this pc and I got the md5 checksum error once again.

I am desperate to get this thing working and I don't want to have to download it again I have already downloaded it about 8-9 times and at 960MB per download it is eating away my download limit. Any suggestions you can give will be greatly appreciated.

MOBO: Asus M4A87TD/USB3
CPU: AMD Athlon II x2 245
GPU: Radeon HD5770
RAM: 2GB Corsair single channel
PSU: 600 watt
OS: OpenSuSE 11.2 32 Bit

^ I'm going to add that into my sig I'm sick of typing it out.

Oh BTW here is the latest checksum error:

Code:

vikeyev@localhost:~> sh amnesia_tdd_1.0.sh
Verifying archive integrity...Error in MD5 checksums: b1ecc3f2c9324dbe4c426447afb1f1a6 is different from e906c157d978a4d2899739c9d3a21667

if developers don't care i could upload a torrent file with my downloaded version (of course without a key) not to download by torrent just to let your torrent client to check the file and redownload just the corrupted packages. I've already used this to correct corrupted diferente distros iso files when the direct download fails in that way. (at least with ktorrent)

The process should be this.
1- You place amnesia_tdd_1.0.sh file in for example your home folder
2- you open the torrent file with your torrent client and place the download in the folder you have your file
3- the torrent client finds that file and starts verification of that file
4- the torrent client just download a couple of kilobytes that are corrupted or missing

and you have the file with correct md5sum.

5- i remove the torrent in order to noone else can download it

what do you think?

(10-02-2010, 02:58 PM)vikeyev Wrote: I'm not sure if that would be allowed.

(10-02-2010, 03:24 PM)Urkle Wrote: shaola,
Please do not share your download via torrent.

(10-02-2010, 03:24 PM)Urkle Wrote: vikeyev,

Also, what application are you using to download the file with? It really makes no difference if you save it directly to disk or "open it" with a program. The difference there is the later downloads and THEN opens.

The correct MD5 of the whole file is this

Code:

md5sum amnesia_tdd_1.0_linux_1.sh
1371d13237143b845e42968cee46002a  amnesia_tdd_1.0_linux_1.sh

How much frees space do you have in your /tmp directory? You need at least 2.2 GB free in that directory. or the installer won't startup correctly.

shaola,
Please do not share your download via torrent.

(10-02-2010, 05:36 PM)Urkle Wrote: my way of finding the free space in /tmp is from a terminal/shell

Code:

df -h /tmp

Shouldn't be any issue downloading with firefox. Do any of the files you downloaded match the md5sum I sent you? To check the md5sum of the files goto a terminal and run

Code:

md5sum amnesia_tdd_1.0.sh

and repeat for all copies you have downloaded.