Re: [Gnu-arch-users] corrupt library (failed inode signature validation)

[Aaron Bentley]

Stefan Monnier wrote:

> I tend to get this message pretty often these days.
> Maybe I botched my tla build or something.
> Otherwise what kind of user-error can it come from (assumming I have not
> touched anything manually in my library)?
>  
If you're using hard-linked trees, you can get this if a tool doesn't 
break hard links.

> This is particularly annoying when I'm not connected.  So, once I get this
> message, is there any way I can rebuild the indo signature info without
> delete&restart ?
>  
A corrupt inode signature indicates that a file in your library may have 
been modified.  You must replace the library, because most likely it's 
the *library* that's corrupt, not the signature.

Aaron