I was running concurrent hashes of two physical drives and I usually redirect the output of the hashset to a file so that I can then run an audit on it at a later time.
But my system has appeared to stall on one file. Or has it? What is it doing?
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I was running concurrent hashes of two physical drives and I usually redirect the output of the hashset to a file so that I can then run an audit on it at a later time.
But my system has appeared to stall on one file. Or has it? What is it doing?
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I did this in several steps: create an md5 dump of the files system in question. For this I used my favourite command line tool `md5deep`, sort the file based on file size then md5 hash (sorted from largest to smallest), and remove entries that are not duplicate entries. Although this could be completed in …
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