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Ben
Hi all,
Before burning any large collection of files to CD I create MD5
checksums for each file on the CD. I prefer to have a single text file
in each directory containing the MD5 sum of all of the files in that
directory only - it makes checking much quicker if I only want to copy a
small folder full of files off of a DVD and is more convenient than
having to go through selecting individual files to check against one
huge file storing the checksums for a whole DVD.
I have found plenty of SFV/MD5 creators that will recursively scan a
directory tree and create a checksum file, but they all seem to create a
single file in the root directory of the tree rather than individual
files for each directory. Can anyone point me at a decent SFV/MD5
creator which creates individual files for each directory without
manually creating them, preferably with shell integration for creation
and checking?
At the moment I am using hkSFV and very happy with it in all other
respects but it would be nice if I could find something with involving a
bit less clicking!
Cheers,
B
Before burning any large collection of files to CD I create MD5
checksums for each file on the CD. I prefer to have a single text file
in each directory containing the MD5 sum of all of the files in that
directory only - it makes checking much quicker if I only want to copy a
small folder full of files off of a DVD and is more convenient than
having to go through selecting individual files to check against one
huge file storing the checksums for a whole DVD.
I have found plenty of SFV/MD5 creators that will recursively scan a
directory tree and create a checksum file, but they all seem to create a
single file in the root directory of the tree rather than individual
files for each directory. Can anyone point me at a decent SFV/MD5
creator which creates individual files for each directory without
manually creating them, preferably with shell integration for creation
and checking?
At the moment I am using hkSFV and very happy with it in all other
respects but it would be nice if I could find something with involving a
bit less clicking!
Cheers,
B