CBServices_CRS__Console_Version.i686-0.1.7.iso MD5:
a0658d743ee88ff9b93a3e5df57f9ace
 
CBServices_CRS__Console_Version.i686-0.1.7.iso SHA1: 
a2abd26291ac34dd0842d64c8260d440cf25e700

CBServices_CRS__Console_Version.i686-0.1.7.iso SHA256: 
daae2c01d3b01a1b6d7c41b1727caa312baf12378f50e8624ba0d0f54c4024b0


Also, some tutorial on said script....

Get it here:
http://beta.cbserviceslondon.com/vt_scan_db_version.pl


put it in /usr/local/sbin
chmod a+x , yaddayaddayadda.

cd /media
cfdisk /dev/sda to see what partition you need to mount.
mkdir <partition found in previous step>

mount /dev/<partition> <partition>

cd <partition>

Ok...now you're ready to run.

Script takes two parameters:

vt_scan_db_version.pl <SysID> <-h|-s|-a>

SysID is what you decide to call that system.  Start it with 'GE-', so I know to delete those results as soon as I see them.  :)

the flag then tells it what to do:
-h : hash files only.  Don't actually scan.
-s : scan only.  Hashing must already be done for this SysID, and it must be the
 	same system.  Hashing stores file paths, so even the partition name must
	be the same.
-a : Do both.  In the correct order.