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J.L. Coenders wrote: | bzip2 gives similar errors when testing. It seems the backup file gets | corrupted somehow. | Does anyone know how to check the integrity of the original files? | | Jeroen |
I think maybe you have hard drive or memory errors causing this. tar is a very simple and well tested command. If you can't create and test a file you created yourself it means that there are bigger problems.
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