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- Restore backup failure (zstd decompression) - Proxmox Support Forum
I ended up changing the backup from ZSTD to GZIP and I was able to restore this new backup without any issue on the first try Googling this error, you can see that a lot of people also encounter this issue every now and then
- [SOLVED] zstd decompression failed: Restored data doesnt match checks . . .
Your error message is from libarchive (Zstd decompression failed:) and libzstd (Restored data doesn't match checksum) so it's not anything exotic If this fails *randomly* for intact files (otherwise pacman shouldn't even try to unpack them), it just doesn't make any sense
- Zstd decompression error - Unknown frame descriptor
This can be because either: The data is not in zstd format, There is excess data at the end of the zstd frame You'll also want to check the output of Zstd decompressedSize() for 0, which means the frame is corrupted, or the size wasn't present in the frame header See the documentation
- ZSTD_decompress sometimes return corruption_detected instead . . . - GitHub
Add a fuzzer in tests fuzzer that generates compressed blocks and then decompresses them with an output buffer that is too small and ensures the result is ZSTD_error_dstSize_tooSmall
- proxmox zst backup format cant be restored from gui
So how to restore from zst fortmat like it was done for lzo and gzip? Maybe I missed something in DOCS ? But I don't see any info from google search, only as feature request on Proxmox forum
- ZStd. Heap corruption after decompression - Stack Overflow
If in_data is not compressible, it will need more than in_data_size to be represented The actual worst case is calculated by the way, in the value compressBound
- Decoding error (36) : Data corruption detected - GitHub
With only these elements available, it's possible that any of the intermediate operations, including network and storage, have introduced corruption, which is then correctly detected by zstd
- Initramfs unpacking failed - ZSTD-compressed data is corrupt
Restarted and this error popped up in command line when restarting Full error log in the pic attached Not sure what's wrong - wondering if its an issue with my Hard disk Its a 2TB 3 5 inch SATA disk New to all this so and any tips to resolve this would be appreciated
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