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This means that either a) It wrote the wrong data, b) the data got corrupt while on route to your drive, c) the data got corrupt before being retrieved from your drive, or d) snark has a bug in their file-checking code (really fucking unlikely) Here's some things you can try: - Maybe backup any important data ASAP; Don't overwrite your latest backup though. - Read your system log, maybe the system noticed => indicates hardware fault - read your Smartctl report; Do a long test; Some drives...