cg-update this morning is giving me this error:
receiving file list ... done
v2.6.14-rc2
wrote 134 bytes read 1116 bytes 833.33 bytes/sec
total size is 738 speedup is 0.59
Tree change: 044a500e46742d39d22f1781cfb64ba93b463e39:e98c07b9eabedfb1d7ebef61af475bdebe1dd64d
error: unable to find e98c07b9eabedfb1d7ebef61af475bdebe1dd64d
fatal: git-cat-file e98c07b9eabedfb1d7ebef61af475bdebe1dd64d: bad file
error: unable to find e98c07b9eabedfb1d7ebef61af475bdebe1dd64d
fatal: git-cat-file e98c07b9eabedfb1d7ebef61af475bdebe1dd64d: bad file
Invalid tree id: e98c07b9eabedfb1d7ebef61af475bdebe1dd64d
Is this a kernel.org rsync problem, perhaps?
(I'm running the latest releases of cogito and git from kernel.org.)
You aren't alone. I had a look at http://www.kernel.org/git/ only to
find that the 2.6 kernel has been taken off the list... /me thinks
Linus is pushing an update as I type.
On a whim, I'll suggest we relax and go get some breakfast. ;-) and
try again a little later...
Cheers!
-P
On 9/22/05, walt [off-list ref] wrote:
cg-update this morning is giving me this error:
receiving file list ... done
v2.6.14-rc2
wrote 134 bytes read 1116 bytes 833.33 bytes/sec
total size is 738 speedup is 0.59
Tree change: 044a500e46742d39d22f1781cfb64ba93b463e39:e98c07b9eabedfb1d7ebef61af475bdebe1dd64d
error: unable to find e98c07b9eabedfb1d7ebef61af475bdebe1dd64d
You aren't alone. I had a look at http://www.kernel.org/git/ only to
find that the 2.6 kernel has been taken off the list... /me thinks
Linus is pushing an update as I type...
I think it was a disk failure, but no matter -- it's fixed now.
For the benefit of future googlers with the same 'bad file' error:
After I repeated the cg-update (successfully) I was still left with
the 'bad file' error. I tried 'cg-restore' and the error went away.
Very nifty!
I think it was a disk failure, but no matter -- it's fixed now.
Nope, it's not.
It just depends on which IP address you happen to get when you look at
www.kernel.org.
www.kernel.org resolves to two addresses:
Name: zeus-pub.kernel.org
Address: 204.152.191.5
Name: zeus-pub.kernel.org
Address: 204.152.191.37
and the .5 address is working, but the .37 address has the broken mirror.
I thought hpa took it out of service while it was re-syncing, but
apparently not.
Linus
After I repeated the cg-update (successfully) I was still left with
the 'bad file' error. I tried 'cg-restore' and the error went away.
Oops -- correction!
After encountering the same problem on a different machine, I find
that 'cg-reset' is the one which fixed the error, not 'cg-restore'.
I believe that I tried both commands on the first machine, so I was
uncertain which one actually did the fix.
From: "H. Peter Anvin" <hpa@zytor.com> Date: 2016-06-15 22:42:07
Linus Torvalds wrote:
Nope, it's not.
It just depends on which IP address you happen to get when you look at
www.kernel.org.
www.kernel.org resolves to two addresses:
Name: zeus-pub.kernel.org
Address: 204.152.191.5
Name: zeus-pub.kernel.org
Address: 204.152.191.37
and the .5 address is working, but the .37 address has the broken mirror.
I thought hpa took it out of service while it was re-syncing, but
apparently not.
Well, it had resynched, but the time and date stamp on the
refs/heads/master file were correct - just the data wrong - so rsync
didn't flag the file. I forced rsync --checksum and it's correct now.
-hpa