Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 02:56:31 01/04/02
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On January 04, 2002 at 05:17:39, Andrew Williams wrote: >On January 04, 2002 at 04:14:49, Steve Wilkins wrote: > >> >> Fritz 7 will not load because 1 or more of the 290 Nalimov TBs that I have are >>corrupted. Is there any program that I can load within Fritz or on the command >>line with some params that can tell me which ones are corrupt so I can >>redownload them again to solve the problem. >> >> TIA Steve > >This will be helpful if you downloaded the TBs from Robert Hyatt's ftp site: > >The TB directories on Hyatt's server all have a file called md5sum in them. >This contains "signatures" for each TB file. On my Linux system, there's >a program (also called md5sum) which will go through the md5sum data file >and check every TB file to ensure that it is correct. I would guess that >there is an equivalent Windows program. Perhaps you might search the web >for "md5sum for Windows" or something similar. More often than not, you can just look at the file sizes. Usually, a file or files will be the wrong size. If all the files are the same size, then you could use the md5sums
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