Michael Schwendt wrote:
On Sat, 20 Dec 2008 13:29:16 -0500, Clyde wrote:
I've downloaded an .iso using wget and each time I run sha1sum against
it I get a diferrent result, none of which is the correct one. The file
is on an LV--don't know why that would matter tho. Repeated the
download using the browser download capability and same result.
Any ideas?
Is this with Rawhide?
Is it reproducible with
- md5sum
- sha224sum, sha256sum, sha384sum, sha512sum
? ;)
Can you try other [similar] operations like running bzip2 to compress
the iso and bunzip2 to uncompress it?
Have you run memtest86 on that system?
This is rawhide, reproducible with md5sum, memtest86 runs clean;
however, the same problem occurs when booted into another distro. So, I
downloaded again to a newly formatted single ext3 partition and sha1sum
matches. Therefore, I believe there is either a hardware problem with
one of the drives that is providing a PV for the LV the problem .iso
lies on, or there is a problem with lvm2. Will try some other tricks.
Thanks for the suggestions!!
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Regards,
Old Fart
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