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Re: How to identify which ISO I'm using?
On Tue, Apr 05, 2011 at 07:56:56AM -0700, Joe Areeda wrote:
> When filing a bug report or a mail list post, what is the best UID for
> an iso image?
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> I've been using something like "Natty amd64 iso zsynced 4/5/2011". I
> suppose given the international nature of Ubuntu I should use 2011-4-5
> for the date but besides that how do you unambiguously specify which
> version we're talking about.
I found the following on a loopback mounted ISO in isolinux/f1.txt:
This is an installation system for Ubuntu 11.04.
It was built on 20110411.
That's the date one should use. It might appear elsewhere when actually
running the image.
--
Brian Murray
Ubuntu Bug Master
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How to identify which ISO I'm using?
From: Joe Areeda, 2011-04-05