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CRC32 used to be pretty common -- is there a typical replacement being used instead? Of course usual mantra is "it depends on what you're using it for", but I'm
by apawloski 14y ago
CRC32 used to be pretty common -- is there a typical replacement being used instead? Of course usual mantra is "it depends on what you're using it for", but I'm curious if there's a typical drop-in.
>Also, changing hash, unless done with care, will cause compatibility issues.
I'm not calling you out, but I'm interested in what kinds of compatibility issues you're thinking of?
- CJefferson 14y agoI was mainly thinking about the disc image not being mountable by older kernels. File systems usually aim to change as little as possible.