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This page explains how to verify their integrity and authenticity.

Download

The images can be burned to a DVD, mounted as an image, or directly written to an USB stick using an utility like dd.

It is intended for new installations only; an existing Hyperbola distribution can always be updated with:
# pacman -Syu

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Hyperbola live image

Live image for installation and recovery.

Information about this edition
Release: Milky Way v0.4.4
Size: 1.2 GiB
Announcement: Announcement
Torrent: Torrent
Magnet: Magnet
Authenticity: Don't forget to verify your live image

Sources

See our sources page for further details.

Hardware requirements

Hardware requirements
Operating system Terminal/Text mode (no graphics)
Minimal CPU model Minimal RAM size Recommended RAM size
OS installed Live image/media OS installed Live image/media
Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre - Milky Way v0.4 (x86_64): any 64 bit processor (x86) 85 MiB 1) 486 MiB 2) 128 MiB 3) 512 MiB 4)
Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre - Milky Way v0.4 (i686): Intel Pentium II 5) or AMD Athlon 57 MiB 6) 330 MiB 7) 64 MiB 8) 512 MiB 9)
Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre - Milky Way v0.3 (x86_64): any 64 bit processor (x86) 47 MiB 10) 302 MiB 11) 64 MiB 12) 512 MiB 13)
Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre - Milky Way v0.3 (i686): Intel Pentium II 14) or AMD Athlon 33 MiB 15) 252 MiB 16) 64 MiB 17) 256 MiB 18)
Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre - Milky Way v0.2 (x86_64): any 64 bit processor (x86) 57 MiB 19) 301 MiB 20) 64 MiB 21) 512 MiB 22)
Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre - Milky Way v0.2 (i686): Intel Pentium II 23) or AMD Athlon 42 MiB 24) 252 MiB 25) 64 MiB 26) 256 MiB 27)
Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre - Milky Way v0.1 (x86_64): any 64 bit processor (x86) 169 MiB 28) 310 MiB 29) 256 MiB 30) 512 MiB 31)
Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre - Milky Way v0.1 (i686): Intel Pentium II 32) or AMD Athlon 156 MiB 33) 260 MiB 34) 256 MiB 35) 512 MiB 36)

The Hyperbola GNU/Linux-libre OS in 32bit computers, the minimal CPU model are i686 generation processors with support Physical Address Extension (such as Intel Pentium Pro, Intel Pentium II and AMD Athlon series), except that does not support Physical Address Extension (such as Intel Atom, Intel Tolapai, AMD K6 and AMD Geode series), i586 generation processors and lower (such as Intel Pentium, Intel Quark and AM D K5)
In Milky Way v0.4 live image add rEFInd (32bit) bootloader, but rEFInd bootloaders does not support x86_64 OS in EFI 32bit (on x86_64 computers) and i686 OS in EFI 64bit firmware.
In Milky Way v0.3 live image the rEFInd (64bit) replaces SYSLINUX (EFI 64bit) bootloader.
In Milky Way v0.2 live image the SYSLINUX (EFI 64bit) replaces Systemd-boot bootloader.
In Milky Way v0.1 live image use Systemd-boot bootloader to boot in EFI 64bit computers only.

Authenticity check

To verify the authenticity of the sha512sum file, we need to check the signature on the signed file.

Import the Hyperbola signing key:

$ gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-key "C92B AA71 3B8D 53D3 CAE6 3FC9 E697 4752 F970 4456"
If gpg complains about the key ID, try the following commands instead:
$ gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-key F9704456
$ gpg --list-key --with-fingerprint F9704456

Check the output of the last command, to make sure the fingerprint is C92B AA71 3B8D 53D3 CAE6 3FC9 E697 4752 F970 4456.

Verify the authenticity of the sha512sum file, like this:

$ cd
$ cd live_image
$ gpg --verify hyperbola-milky-way-v0.3.1-dual.iso.sha512.sig

The output of the last command should tell you that the file signature is 'good' and that it was signed with the following key: F9704456.

Acknowledgement

This wiki article is based on Mint's download page. We may have removed non-FSDG bits from it.

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