Make .md5 checksum files compatible with linux about hashcheck HOT 3 OPEN

I've been using HashCheck for a while and have gotten in the habit of manually changing the generated file to use LF instead of CRLF. Also, the *sum tools in Linux use two-spaces ( ) instead of the space asterisk ( *) to separate the hash and filename.

For reference, using the space-space separator with LF (Unix line endings) in my checksum file seems to have no effect on HashCheck in Windows, so there doesn't seem to be much of a downside in changing this output format that I can see (given my very limited view).

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add a call to dos2unix in your script. it will only change the file if it has CRLF endings, otherwise it does not change the file.

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yeah I know the workarounds. nevertheless hashcheck should have a way to save the file properly.

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