OS: Ubuntu 8.04 Git: 1.5.4.3 I tried you checkout master && git reset --hard and it worked. I guess the problem is when I try to make a commit: git commit -a -n error: invalid object 5e35b75e062c7688636a19334bd85e9e8a408b76 fatal: Error building trees I first noticed this after my computer was acting sluggish (I was running processor intensive tasks) and I restarted it. Thank you Misha Andreas Ericsson wrote: > Misha Koshelev wrote: >> Hi, I seem to have an unrecoverable git index. I have attached the >> output of git-fsck --full. There seem to be a lot of missing trees and >> blobs. Any good way to recover? >> > > Start by copying the repository somewhere safe so you don't accidentally > delete things in it. > > If it's really the index that's broken, a simple > > git checkout master && git reset --hard > > should do the trick. > > If it doesn't, it's not the index that's at fault. > > > Have you done history surgery on this repository (extensive rebasing > or filter-branch'ing)? > > > Answers to the questions below really should have been in your original > post. Please include them if we're to be able to understand what's going > on: > What OS and platform are you using? > What git version are you using? > How did you first notice this? > What were you doing when you first noticed this? > Is your repository working correctly otherwise (ie, do you only spot > these errors when you run "git fsck --full")? > -- Misha Koshelev MD/PhD Student Human Neuroimaging Laboratory One Baylor Plaza S104 Baylor College of Medicine Houston, TX 77030 -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html