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That is not correct I just checked all their ISOs . What you are saying is
not making sense.,
The sizes are matching and the checksums are correct as well.

I used this command on both ISO's

sha512sum -c PeppermintOS-Debian-64-sha512.checksum

And the result is
PeppermintOS-Debian-64.iso: OK





On Fri, Oct 2, 2026 at 5:06 AM water.blurt855--- via Peppermintos-discuss <
pep...@li...> wrote:

> Peppermint,
>
> From your website "peppermintos.com/trixie-base-downloads/" — Your first
> checksum file doesn't match my terminal's calculated sha512 checksum of the
> latest Debian ISO available on the website from the first link. However,
> your second checksum (in the mirror link box) matches my terminal's
> calculation for sha512 checksum for the latest Debian ISO from the mirror
> link.
>
> It is also slightly larger than the mirror ISO, 2.04 GB vs 1.99 GB. Please
> check you posted the correct version and correct hash and include the sig
> file as those are not listed. It may be compromised which is why the .sig
> file is not present there, but it is present for the Devuan link next to it.
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Peppermint,

From your website "peppermintos.com/trixie-base-downloads/" — Your first checksum file doesn't match my terminal's calculated sha512 checksum of the latest Debian ISO available on the website from the first link. However, your second checksum (in the mirror link box) matches my terminal's calculation for sha512 checksum for the latest Debian ISO from the mirror link.

It is also slightly larger than the mirror ISO, 2.04 GB vs 1.99 GB. Please check you posted the correct version and correct hash and include the sig file as those are not listed. It may be compromised which is why the .sig file is not present there, but it is present for the Devuan link next to it.

You can remove the password for a user account by running:
sudo passwd -d <username>


On Fri, Feb 14, 2025 at 11:58 AM jro...@gm... <jro...@gm...>
wrote:

> is there a way to have a user log in without supplying a password?
>
>
> i see it as an option in the user GUI but its shaded out.
>
>
>
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is there a way to have a user log in without supplying a password?


i see it as an option in the user GUI but its shaded out.

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Where are the logs ??? LOL
why is /var/log missing syslog , mail.log etc etc?

For that question no.. as of yet there not a Raspberry PI version of Peppermint.
There could be in the future as we release the devuan spin we can take a look at the possibility

Thank you
Peppermint Team

Is there a 64-bit version for the Raspberry PI?

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