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FSUM 2.52
Publisher's Description:
FSUM - Free command line utility for file multi-checksum generation and verification. It allows to create/verify popular file hashes/checksums: MD2, MD4, MD5, SHA-1, SHA-2(256,384,512), RIPEMD-160, PANAMA, TIGER, CRC-32, ADLER32, and the message digest used in eMule/eDonkey (ed2k) software. Its most common use is checking files for corruption (data integrity checking). A hash/checksum calculation might be performed on data before transferring (downloading/uploading) it from one location to another. Making the same calculation after the transfer (download/upload) and comparing the former and latter results, you can check if the received data is corrupted or not. FSUM notifies about any bad, incorrect, missing file. It is a very fast, easy to use tool. Allows to recurse directories. Works with large size files. Supports .MD5 and .SFV file formats (automatically recognizes the format when verifying). Compatible with md5sum, MD5Summer, Easy MD5 Creator, SFV Checker/Verifier, WinSFV, Win CRC32.
User License Agreement:
See at http://www.slavasoft.com/fsum/licenseagreement.htm
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Latest User Reviews:
 Nazmul Hassan
 2007-04-21 07:34:22
Version: 2.52
 FSUM is a great software
FSUM is easy to use, and gets the job done right, quickly, and, yeh, easily.
Kernel528
2007-10-13 21:38:04
Version: 2.52
Seems to be good.
I had trouble figuring out how to just check the md5sum of a downloaded file. Seems to work good for creating md5sum values.
Ulysses
2008-01-19 20:40:43
Version: 2.52
Checking download integrity
I used FSUM to check the integrity of downloaded ISO images (>600 Mb each)of FreeBSD 6.2.
I am comfortable with CLI, and in a few seconds had the MD5 checksums that I needed.
I did not use FSUM in -c (check mode) although I had checksum files available. These were not in .MD5 (or .SFV) format. Despite some searching on the internet, I was unable to find a specification of these checksum file formats. My best guess is that they match FSUM's output formats.
It would be extremely useful if the readme.txt included information on .MD5 and .SFV file specifications.
Version: 2.52
Does the job
It does the job!
Checking ISO MD5 was easy.
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