Well, apparently the stupid mount edits the ISO file for some reason:
http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/149459/mount-o-loop-changes-mounted-iso-image-file
If I had just run the command with a “ro,” in there before the “loop”, all would have been fine.If that’s the case then the ISO definitely wasn’t corrupted - it’s just a slight different .iso file with all the same contents. So it did not cause the glitches Blackout had.
Ya I doubt very much that it would have caused any difference, but who knows. And in any case, its best that it was fixed and that there’s a consistent version out there.
Welp, it’s down.
What is?
edit: if you are talking about the original torrent, yes it was taken down and there’s a new one instead that has the fully correct file (you don’t need to redownload the whole thing, just like <1%).