On Thu, Jul 25, 2002 at 12:07:25PM -0600, Jason Gunthorpe wrote:
> The only time I have heard of this happening consistantly is when you are
> using a filesystem such as XFS, or a buggy kernel which has been known to
> have bugs that systematically corrupt the APT cache files.
ext2, plain vanilla 2.4.18. Sorry. :)
> From what you describe this is the only possible conclusion.
I'm strongly inclined to believe this was a hardware problem or some
other glitch. After I rebooted, everything worked fine; the Sources and
Packages in /var/lib/apt are exactly as before, but the caches in
/var/cache/apt are now different. This looks much too irregular to be a
software problem, in my point of view. Solar flares, maybe? :)
You can go ahead and close the bug. Sorry for the interruption.
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Frederic Briere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [hyrule.dyndns.org]
The second piece of paper was much easier to get. Hmm.
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