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Re: File Corruption copying to a DMG
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Re: File Corruption copying to a DMG


  • Subject: Re: File Corruption copying to a DMG
  • From: Steve Gehrman <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 07 Oct 2010 15:27:49 -0700

No one has any thing to say about this data destroying bug in the OS?

I'm simply copying an application to a dmg, and doing a filemerge on the original and the copy on the dmg and it randomly finds a corrupted file.  I'm ejecting the dmg and remounting it which may or may not be related.  Normally I've been making a dmg, the installing it and then realize that the install is corrupted and I go back and compare the original to the contents of the dmg.

-steve

On Oct 7, 2010, at 10:48 AM, Eric Tamura wrote:

> If you have a reproducible case of filesystem corruption, whether in file payload or file metadata, please file a radar so that we can investigate.
>
> --Eric
>
> On 7 Oct 2010, at 5:00 AM, Steve Gehrman wrote:
>
>>
>> I've been seeing some random corruption of files when copying to a DMG.  At first I thought maybe my DMG was corrupted, so I created a new one, and I still get random corruption.  Looking in a hex editor, I can see that the files size looks OK, but at some point the contents become garbage, or a recognizable contents of another file.
>>
>> One clue is that in the cases I've seen, it's always a single file that it bad, not multiple files.  So that might help diagnose it.
>>
>> Anyone have ideas on what is going on?  One thought was that maybe the DMG wasn't being flushed out to disk when it's ejected.  I'm using FSEjectVolumeAsync to eject the DMG when it's done copying.  Do I need to unmount it first and then call FSEjectVolumeAsync to be safe?
>>
>> I've been seeing this off and on for at least a year, but I wasn't sure what was causing the corruption until I was able to narrow it down to the copy to the DMG.
>>
>> Any comments?
>>
>> -steve
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