Linux driver 18. May 2017 (recommended)

[Sundtek]

/opt/bin/mediaclient --build gives you the driver build version.

[Taiger]

How do I download the complete driver package so that I can make a off-line install later on.

Or store for example this version as a working one on my systems for later use?

[Sundtek]

http://sundtek.de/media

however it's not recommended to use the complete package since it contains drivers for all architectures (ARM/MIPS/PPC/SH4/X86-32/X86-64) which is big.
The netinstaller will only download what is needed for the local machine.

[Tryon]

Hi!
I think it is recommended to update units in output of bandwidth check:

Code: [Auswählen]

[2011-10-02 11:18:33]    4444160 bytes |    4340.00 KiB |       4.24 MiB transferred

[xyzzyx]

Hi,
Can you check the deb file and linux netinst sh files? Looks these are infected with a Trojan virus. For deb file I am 100%, KAV block downloading of the infected file.
Also, at the end of commands in sh file I see some encrypted code which have no sense to be there. Am I wrong?
On first post netinst is advertised to have 70KB, but when I downloading it, the net inst sh file is 126 KB.
Without that code from the end of file, size of file is 66 KB, closer to mentioned 70 KB.
I assume all files on download page are compromised.
On download page http://sundtek.com/media/ I see that the download size of the netinst is said to be 112 KB, in reality is 126 KB.
In any case the advised file sizes are wrong.
Please advise, we can't download files that are infected with viruses!

[Sundtek]

Those files are all okay. It's a false positive of your virus scanner.

The binary code attached to the netinstaller are helper files for testing which driver can be installed (ARM, MIPS, PPC, X86, etc)
 (the install script will test one by one if any of them can be started)
126KB is a static information (written into the HTML file) while the other ones are generated by the real filesystem size.