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About fsum v2.51 (checksum) problems

Postby Wai_Wai » Sat 07 Aug, 2004 2:10 pm

About fsum v2.51 (checksum)
Problems about a multi-checksum program called fsum v2.51 (http://www.slavasoft.com/fsum)

I'm using Win XP.
I don't know how to use it to check files between the receiving and sending sources. The problem is, eg:

Files in sending computer
G:\Backup\File

Files in receiving computer
C:\Documents and Settings\Desktop\File


1. To make a checksum for a particular folder, I need to type the following:
fsum -dC:\{path name} {file_name}.{file extension}

I need to locate the "File" folder. However the path name contains space. If I simply type it in "cmd", it will treat as others and errors occur. How to do?

And if the folder name includes some non-English characters, does it mean I couldn't use the command in "cmd"?


2.
I wish to compare files in:
- (sending comp) G:\Backup\File
- (receiving comp) C:\Documents and Settings\Desktop\File
by using the checksum file (in this case, "sum.txt")
How to do? I couldn't make it.

The problem is as follows:
To workaround the problem stated in (1), I simply relocated the files in another place, eg C:\aaa\File. Then I type the following in "cmd" in the receiving computer:
fsum -crc32 -r -dC:\aaa\File *.* >C:\sum.txt
So a checksum was processed and saved in C:\sum.txt

Then I transferred the sum.txt to the sending computer.
In the sending computer, I tried to check files by verifying checksum. I typed all the following in "cmd" but in vain:
-By changing the order of "sum.txt"
fsum -crc32 -c -jf -w -dG:\Backup\File sum.txt
fsum -crc32 -c -jf -w sum.txt -dG:\Backup\File

-By moving and specifying location of "sum.txt"
fsum -crc32 -c -jf -w -dG:\Backup\File G:\Backup\sum.txt
fsum -crc32 -c -jf -w -dG:\Backup\File G:\Backup\File\sum.txt

-By removing "-dG:\Backup\File"
-By removing "-jf -w", and "-crc32"

Errors occurred saying:
- Cannot open "G:\Backup\File", or
- Cannot open "sum.txt", or
- {loading succeeded. But "Not Found" error occurred during verification}
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Postby Antony » Sat 07 Aug, 2004 8:34 pm

Have you tried asking http://www.slavasoft.com/fsum/ where you got fsum for support?
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Postby Wai_Wai » Sun 08 Aug, 2004 10:33 pm

Antony wrote:Have you tried asking http://www.slavasoft.com/fsum/ where you got fsum for support?


Asked already.
Still waiting for reply.

Anyway, have youever used this program?
Do you know how to use it to check files?
"Not found" and "not open" error messages make me crazy.
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Postby Antony » Sun 08 Aug, 2004 10:35 pm

Wai_Wai wrote:Anyway, have youever used this program?
Do you know how to use it to check files?
"Not found" and "not open" error messages make me crazy.
No, no.
I don't know what that is, and I doubt many people would know.

For "not found", the general guess is to check your Windows system and the installation of the application.
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Postby irnis » Sat 02 Oct, 2004 7:13 pm

Try the AccuHash 2.0 from http://www.accuhash.com ;)
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