Yet another cygwin problem
Emmanuel Mogenet
mgix at mgix.com
Mon Nov 14 21:25:33 UTC 2005
I'm seeing problems with hg on cygwin.
Here's a log what I did:
On a linux box:
[root at lenslark ~]$ *cd /u/hg/cc*
[root at lenslark cc]$ *hg version*
Mercurial Distributed SCM (version 625f3f13d7be)
Copyright (C) 2005 Matt Mackall <mpm at selenic.com>
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions. There
is NO
warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
PURPOSE.
[root at lenslark cc]$
[root at lenslark cc]$ *hg verify*
checking changesets
checking manifests
crosschecking files in changesets and manifests
checking files
3280 files, 840 changesets, 6724 total revisions
[root at lenslark cc]$ *cd ..*
[root at lenslark hg]$ *tar cf - cc | bzip2 -v9 >cc.tar.bz2*
(stdin): 1.334:1, 5.995 bits/byte, 25.06% saved, 39536640 in,
29627372 out.
[root at lenslark hg]$ *md5sum cc.tar.bz2*
17852b38f165e2e5d4ec35aca9ff90aa cc.tar.bz2
[root at lenslark hg]$
On a windows box running the latest cygwin, with the same version of hg:
skye # *md5sum cc.tar.bz2 *
17852b38f165e2e5d4ec35aca9ff90aa *cc.tar.bz2
skye # *bzip2 -dc cc.tar.bz2 | tar xpf -*
skye # *cd cc*
skye # *hg verify*
checking changesets
checking manifests
crosschecking files in changesets and manifests
checking files
interfaces/CCISvd.h: 0:26c7f3c0380d not in manifests
interfaces/CCISvd.h:26c7f3c0380d points to unexpected changeset 637
interfaces/CCISvd.h: 1:e156d2dbca1d not in manifests
interfaces/CCISvd.h:e156d2dbca1d points to unexpected changeset 681
node 6a4de2134f66fb0cfe87d969942eee7bdc54a425 in manifests not in
interfaces/CCISvd.h
node 31a2d80d08f93e9a0d46e2aadd51b1a9d0ea5531 in manifests not in
interfaces/CCISvd.h
proc/CPUeffect.lua: 0:a35ab390b1c3 not in manifests
proc/CPUeffect.lua:a35ab390b1c3 points to unexpected changeset 655
node c3bed40ef7eba79dc498c6eb3e19b1b4acb6e56f in manifests not in
proc/CPUeffect.lua
node 699b0ee8cbeaaaa603d8dbfa4d01178ecfd4a9c3 in manifests not in
proc/CPUeffect.lua
3280 files, 840 changesets, 6723 total revisions
10 integrity errors encountered!
This is a little scary. Any idea what could cause this ?
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