On Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 2:54 AM, Philip Martin wrote:
> There is a problem with the FNV1a checksums in format 7: the on-disk
> representation for big-endian systems, like SPARC, is different from
> that of little-endian systems, like x86. Both systems calculate the
> same checksum value, however t
There is a problem with the FNV1a checksums in format 7: the on-disk
representation for big-endian systems, like SPARC, is different from
that of little-endian systems, like x86. Both systems calculate the
same checksum value, however the checksum code calls htonl() before
returning the value to t
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