just downloaded some sizable centos 7 iso images, and thought i
would validate them to whatever extent "isovfy" can do that, but
here's what happened in the blink of an eye:
$ isovfy CentOS-7-x86_64-Everything-1708.iso
Root at extent 1d, 2048 bytes
[0 0]
No errors found
$
that iso image is well over 8G in size, but i got that response back
in about the time it took to hit the ENTER key. there is no way that
command could have examined that entire image, so what exactly is
isovfy supposed to be doing? does it just look at the header? does it
do *anything*?
rday
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