Help with a possibly corrupt repo

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Howdy,

Due to a network (or possibly disk) error, I started getting this error:

$ git --version
git version 1.7.1.166.gf2086
error: garbage at end of loose object '66fdbaef5ae12a8402f6b0f7c1a73a3ce72e8eba'
fatal: object 66fdbaef5ae12a8402f6b0f7c1a73a3ce72e8eba is corrupte$ git reflog
291cf66 HEAD@{0}: commit: Class::MethodMaker
44c9cdb HEAD@{1}: commit: TAP::Harness::Archive
89053c5 HEAD@{2}: HEAD^: updating HEAD
b6eb92a HEAD@{3}: commit: TAP::Harness::Archive
89053c5 HEAD@{4}: commit: Bio::Perl 1.006001
c745fed HEAD@{5}: commit: MooseX::Declare
d4097d4 HEAD@{6}: commit (initial): Initial .modulebuildrc
error: garbage at end of loose object '66fdbaef5ae12a8402f6b0f7c1a73a3ce72e8eba'
fatal: object 66fdbaef5ae12a8402f6b0f7c1a73a3ce72e8eba is corrupted

$ uname -a
Linux datura 2.6.31-21-generic #59-Ubuntu SMP Wed Mar 24 07:28:27 UTC
2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux

This git was built from the 'next' branch a few days ago. Is there
anyway to fix my repo? I can provide a copy of my .git directory if
needed, but it is 54MB. As for background, this repo contained a set
of CPAN modules, via local::lib, so it had many files but only a few
commits.

I tried "git gc", but it borks on the corrupt sha1:

$ git gc
error: garbage at end of loose object '66fdbaef5ae12a8402f6b0f7c1a73a3ce72e8eba'
fatal: object 66fdbaef5ae12a8402f6b0f7c1a73a3ce72e8eba is corrupted
error: failed to run repack

Thanks for any help anybody can give.

Duke


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