Guus Houtzager wrote:
If I redownload those files they
are ok. I tried using a different ftp client and scp but that made no
difference, some files still get corrupted. Using cmp -b on the corrupt
and the correct file show that the files differ in 1 byte. Output from
those 3 files:
correct1 corrupt1 byte 43330599, line 227755 is 7 ^G 47 '
correct2 corrupt2 byte 21769255, line 113448 is 302 M-B 342 M-b
correct3 corrupt3 byte 39713823, line 206079 is 10 ^H 30 ^X
No messages in logfiles whatsoever.
These are single-bit errors... I think it's unlikely that xfs is at
fault. Maybe run some memory checking, or try a different underlying
fileystem, volume mgr (or plain partition) or a different download tool?
(I guess you've already done that last one)
Some other tests might narrow down the problem.
-Eric
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