me is even if I restore the data right now can I trust the system?
on Thursday so the file system is new as wll.
something here and I am just using the standart settings.
Regarding ZFS: is that available for Linux now? I lost a bit track here.
> Sounds like a "typical" but very uncommon silent data corruption problem.
> have more layers of checksums compared to your current system.
> > recently have upgraded in order to accommodate more disc space.
> > I am doing this now for some years and never had any problems.
> > back to the new destination using the same command as above.
> > source, the md5sum is wrong.
> > md5sum is correct.
> > executed gunzip. So the file is broken.
> > people to have access to it.
> > the same. I got a new controller for that box as the old one was broken.
> > the same hardware.
> > copy correctly (again md5sum) in the first instance but done so later.
> > at it as I am out of ideas.
> > Could it be there is a problem with the 'new' controller?
> > Anybody got some sentiments here?
> > and I am working on that problem since Friday evening.
> > Please avoid sending me Word or PowerPoint attachments.