I don't know about this ISO, but most Linux ISOs available for download also offer a md5 file that can be downloaded too. This file allows checking of the ISO before burning rather than after.

Quote Originally Posted by poiuytrewq
This ISO image needs MIRRORS. Anybody have the juice to provide some mirror service? I don't have access to bittorrent, and can't figure out how to use it anyway. I've heard reports that bittorrent can also be a dog - depending on other activity at download time.
Your inability to figure out how to use BitTorrent reflects poorly on you, not on BitTorrent. It's pretty well covered in the Downloading FAQ. I suggest that you read that and if you still can't figure it out, try asking.

I would say that the reports that you have heard are nonsense. Sure anything can be a dog, particularly depending on other activity at the time (duh!), but in my experience with Knoppix ISOs, BitTorrent downloading tends to be much faster than mirror downloading when the system is configured properly. And BitTorrent downloading does not suffer from the ISO corruption that you reported (it can often even rapair a faulty ISO that was downloaded from the mirrors whithout redownloading the entire file!)