Getting hashes and checksums from a media dump

Table of Contents Command description Command usage Example Operating system support

Command description

This operation will calculate the checksums for the media represented by a media dump image.

Command usage

DiscImageChef verify -i <dump> -v [true/false] -d [true/false] -t [true/false] -w [true/false] -a [true/false] --crc16 [true/false] -c [true/false] --crc64 [true/false] -m [true/false] --ripemd160 [true/false] -s [true/false] --sha256 [true/false] --sha384 [true/false] --sha512 [true/false] -f

-i, --input=<dump> path to the media dump image
-v, --verbose=[true/false] shows verbose output (default false)
-d, --debug=[true/false] shows debug output (default false)
-t, --separated-tracks=[true/false] calculates each track checksum separately (default true)
-w, --whole-discs=[true/false] calculates the whole media checksum (default true)
-a, --adler32=[true/false] calculates the Adler-32 checksum (default true)
--crc16=[true/false] calculates the CRC16 checksum (default true)
-c, --crc32=[true/false] calculates the CRC32 checksum (default true)
--crc64=[true/false] calculates the ECMA CRC64 checksum (default false)
-m, --md5=[true/false] calculates the MD5 hash (default true)
-s, --sha1=[true/false] calculates the SHA1 hash (default true)
--sha256=[true/false] calculates the SHA2 hash with 256-bit (default false)
--sha384=[†rue/false] calculates the SHA2 hash with 384-bit (default false)
--sha512=[true/false] calculates the SHA2 hash with 512-bit (default false)
-f, --spamsum=[true/false] calculates the SpamSum fuzzy hash (default true)

Example

DiscImageChef checksum -i mydisc.cue -a false --sha512=true

Operating system support

FreeBSD	Yes
macOS	Yes
Linux	Yes
Windows	Yes