Downloads and Validation
Downloading ISO
Section titled “Downloading ISO”Gnoppix ISO can be obtained from the following sources:
MD5 on Gnoppix 25.10 CORE - bdcb596d2adb1651952b1cc83eebf426 gnoppix25_10-kde.iso
- Gnoppix Member Server access require Gnoppix Member sub.
MD5 on Gnoppix 25.11 Rolling - fd90efc73ca49d679358ad1b2af54460 gnoppix25_11_4-rolling_kde_6.5.1.iso MD5 on Gnoppix 25.11 STABLE - 9b657cfe1f4b323f22c1410d3bf23dda gnoppix25-11-4-core-kde.iso
Downloading PRO/ULTIMATE
Section titled “Downloading PRO/ULTIMATE”PRO/ULTIMATE ISO can be obtained from the following sources:
MD5 on Gnoppix 25.11.15 - 22fff8c053b0e743dafffb65a43b8942 gnoppix-25.11.15_AI_PRO_KDE_desktop_amd64.iso
Verifying ISO integrity with SHA256
Section titled “Verifying ISO integrity with SHA256”Current ISO Version: 250204
SHA256 Hash: 6b6562602705da3228d9862d7016a00ca6fa482482b87fd15656f9b2793f4ef6
- Download the file containing the SHA256 hash (Open it with a Text Editor e.g: Notepad).
- Open CMD or PowerShell as Administrator and navigate to the path where the ISO and SHA256 files are stored.
- Execute the following command:
Terminal window # Example:certUtil -hashfile gnoppix-desktop-linux-241221.iso SHA256 - Compare the certUtil hash output to the one from the downloaded file in Step 1. If they match, you can proceed with the Gnoppix installation.
- Download the file containing the SHA256 hash.
- Open a terminal and navigate to the directory containing the
.sha256file and execute the following commands:Terminal window # Example:cd Downloads/cat gnoppix-desktop-linux-241221.iso.sha256# 6b6562602705da3228d9862d7016a00ca6fa482482b87fd15656f9b2793f4ef6 - Compare the output from Step 2 and execute the following command to check what’s the current hash in the ISO file.
Terminal window # Example:sha256sum gnoppix-desktop-linux-241221.iso - If the hashes from Step 2 and Step 3 match, you can proceed with the Gnoppix installation.
- Download the file containing the SHA256 hash.
- Open a terminal and navigate to the directory containing the
.sha256file and execute the following commands:Terminal window # Example:cd Downloads/cat gnoppix-desktop-linux-241221.iso.sha256# 6b6562602705da3228d9862d7016a00ca6fa482482b87fd15656f9b2793f4ef6 - Compare the output from Step 2 and execute the following command to check what’s the current hash in the ISO file.
Terminal window # Example:shasum -a 256 gnoppix-desktop-linux-241221.iso - If the hashes from Step 2 and Step 3 match, you can proceed with the Gnoppix installation.
Verify ISO Image Authenticity (Linux)
Section titled “Verify ISO Image Authenticity (Linux)”To verify the authenticity of the ISO file to be sure that the actual one has been released by the official Gnoppix development team:
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Import the GPG key for verifying the authenticity:
Terminal window gpg --keyserver hkps://keys.openpgp.org --recv-key EA04DED48A72B3780909169E8F0C4802B19DD03E -
Download the ISO file and its
.sigsignature file and run the following command (by replacingfull_iso_name.isowith the actual ISO filename):Terminal window gpg --verify full_iso_name.iso.sig full_iso_name.isoIf you get a Good signature output, the ISO file is genuine:
pub rsa4096 2024-11-10 [SC] [expires: 2034-11-08]EA04 DED4 8A72 B378 0909 169E 8F0C 4802 B19D D03Euid [ultimate] Andreas Mueller <[email protected]>sub rsa4096 2024-11-10 [E] [expires: 2034-11-08]