every time that I have gotten the error of a bad md5 sum doing emerge -f then emerge fixed the problem, so sorry if I was wrong, I was just stating what worked for me in the past.
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!!! File is corrupt or incomplete. (Digests do not match)
>>> our recorded digest: 8a2d8f1ed5a2909da04132fefa44905e
>>> your file's digest: 326f95c3a6f759a7d6c6c19baffa9744
which may be different from a bad md5 sum. . . or maybe it has been updated in portage since the last time I got an error like this.
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BWoso wrote:every time that I have gotten the error of a bad md5 sum doing emerge -f then emerge fixed the problem, so sorry if I was wrong, I was just stating what worked for me in the past.
Thanks, that did the trick for me in a similar situation.
doing an "emerge -f packagename" also helped resolve an md5 verification error I was having with museseq.
I had tried removing the tar file from /usr/portage/dirstfiles, but whenever I tried to emerge the package, emerge would grab the same file from the first mirror in /etc/make.conf.
emerge -f also retrieved the file from the first mirror, but when the md5 check determined that the package was bad, "emerge -f" went to the next mirror in my list, and then the third until it finally got a "valid" package.
A second call to emerge installed the package downloaded with the -f switch.
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