Hi,
I have functional 15.1-RELEASE-p6 amd64 system (traditional, UFS) which has been upgraded (freebsd-update) over many releases. It is lately complaining over incorrect hash for freebsd-update but I went with it anyway. The culprit seems to be ciss.ko, according to freebsd-update IDS:
I guess I could copy ciss.ko from another functional system, but which one should it be? How come three different correct hashes are reported?
Thank you in advance.
I have functional 15.1-RELEASE-p6 amd64 system (traditional, UFS) which has been upgraded (freebsd-update) over many releases. It is lately complaining over incorrect hash for freebsd-update but I went with it anyway. The culprit seems to be ciss.ko, according to freebsd-update IDS:
Code:
/boot/kernel/ciss.ko has SHA256 hash e2452dd9bfdfc427b98b08d2ffedb56b9c2146d3c5091c89643896b21d6cb752, but should have SHA256 hash 001a0694e078f16fc965510635b501bc3cdfb2d0d881881e0cf6f950854fbd41.
/boot/kernel/ciss.ko has SHA256 hash e2452dd9bfdfc427b98b08d2ffedb56b9c2146d3c5091c89643896b21d6cb752, but should have SHA256 hash a4252bcc88e2fa03534ebfb228459e35b22bc86e1c3a8f1e094cbc3264761463.
/boot/kernel/ciss.ko has SHA256 hash e2452dd9bfdfc427b98b08d2ffedb56b9c2146d3c5091c89643896b21d6cb752, but should have SHA256 hash d8ad8a440399c3953d6cab439e25bfea4559071a8e160f14923c31d5415f948e.
I guess I could copy ciss.ko from another functional system, but which one should it be? How come three different correct hashes are reported?
Thank you in advance.