Hello, On Tue, Mar 14, 2023 at 11:34:42PM +0100, Cyril Brulebois wrote: > Hi, > > Znoteer <znot...@mailbox.org> (2023-03-14): > > Package: installation-reports > >
[snip] > > How reliable is your storage? > > Mar 14 21:26:04 in-target: dpkg-deb (subprocess): decompressing archive > '/tmp/firmware-brcm80211_20230117-2_all.deb' (size=5349764) member > 'data.tar': lzma error: compressed data is corrupt > Mar 14 21:40:09 in-target: dpkg-deb (subprocess): decompressing archive > '/tmp/apt-dpkg-install-JqSiZc/097-libllvm15_1%3a15.0.6-4+b1_arm64.deb' > (size=20662856) member 'data.tar': lzma error: compressed data is corrupt^M I'm not sure how to answer that. It's an nvme drive that I bought for this pinebook pro, so was new though I've had the pinebook pro for some time. I was getting similar errors when trying to install the internal eMMC of the Pinebook Pro. That emmc chip is the one that came with the PBP, so presumably new. I thought it was may be my SD cards and USB sticks, so I bought a new USB stick. Now when I say the nvme and emmc are new, that means that I'd never used them in anything but the PBP. I have owned them all for several months. But they have hardly been used besides maybe a hour of playing with the Manjaro the PBP came instlled with, an install of Diet Pi which went well, but which I never did more than play with for 15 min. None of my many many debian installation attempts has gone well. So, should be new, hardly used. Is there some test I can run on my eMMC and nvme drives to test them? Like memtest for RAM? -- Znoteer znot...@mailbox.org
