On Friday 27 April 2007, Johnny Hughes wrote:
> OK ... I can confirm that I copied a large file (650mb ISO file) from
> ext3 to XFS partition ... and the MD5 sums were indeed different
Bad for the module but good for my system ;-) I would suggest to remove
the i686 module from the devs-testing site until the problem is solved. We
have lost files, which we could restore somehow. But it shouldn't happen to
other people as well.
> (This is on an i686 kernel, with the standard module loaded)
My system is also a i686 system. In the other mail I meant with i386 the
i386-family.
> However, I did not have any errors in:
>
> "xfs_logprint /dev/hda3"
>
> so this is quite strange.
I think that the errors in xfs_logprint are just a matter of time and transferred files.
I'm synching a directory tree (using rsync) of about 2000 files with different size
and I'm checking it with a "find ./ -type f -exec md5sum {} \; | sort" against the
original tree.
> I have the test suite compiled now and I will kick off this test in a
> little while.
Good hunting!
Gernot
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