On Wed, 13 Aug 2008, David Young wrote:
On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 10:58:03AM +0200, Anders Lindgren wrote:I am trying to run -current off of an USB stick on my eeepc900, in order to build some confidence in it before wiping the SSD, and I am seeing weird behaviour that I can't explain: After a kernel panic[0] in the middle of a bulk-install of large amounts of bloat[1], I thought the state of my pkg tree seemed a bit too messed up for having been caused by that panic alone, so I pkg_admin check'd my entire tree -- and it complained about a whole lot of MD5 mismatches.Are you copying software to the eeepc over ethernet or WLAN?
PIII build-box (ex0) -> LAN switch -> eeepc (lii0)
Can you try copying with scp?
It's worth a try. Speaking of network and NFS, I got (apart from those "ex0: transmit underrun" messages) abysmal NFS performance when backing stuff up on the DELL box before installing -current on it; on the order of 200kB/s, 100Mbit switched network, to my main workstation running 4.0.
Perhaps that ex0 is simply fishy...
and with all the checksumming going on in the network layers it seems unlikely the bit errors would have come from there.It is unlikely, but it is not impossible.
Scary if I can't trust my network. That would open up an ugly can of data integrity worms.. :-S
/ali:)