Re: The outputs of "git fsck --full" are not same. sometimes the outputs are OK, but sometimes it says a corrupted object.

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On Mon, Mar 07, 2011 at 12:45:20AM +0900, ìêí wrote:

> I am using GIT to control the version of documents in my office.
> 
> and I think it is very useful solution to manage Word, Powerpoint and Excel documents.
> 
> But there is one problem. The outputs of "git fsck --full" are not same.
> 
> sometimes the outputs are OK, but sometimes it says a corrupted object.

Fsck should be deterministic. So either there is a bug in git, or there
is a problem with your hardware. Have you tried copying the repository
to a different machine and repeating your fsck? I'm wondering if your
disk is bad and giving inconsistent data.

-Peff
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