File format caused md5sum check failure

Background:
Every release we need md5 checksum to ensure the released files are integral. md5sum is a useful tool for generating and verifying md5 checksum.

Here is some examples:
C:\>md5sum --help
C:\>md5sum *.jar > test.md5
C:\>md5sum -c test.md5
release-part1.jar: OK
release-part2.jar: OK

Problem:
QA reported issue when tested out md5 with below info:
md5sum -c test.md5
: No such file or directory
: FAILED open or read
: No such file or directoryar
: FAILED open or read
md5sum: WARNING: 2 of 2 listed files could not be read

Root Cause:
The md5 format is DOS because I generated it using md5sum in Window desktop. When QA verified in Linux environment, we got error.

Solution:

1. Generate md5 from Linux OS instead of Windows
2. Converted generated md5 file format from DOS to UNIX (using UltraEdit etc editors)