I have downloaded a couple of nalimovs via Emule (and still am). After completing my set of 33p nalimovs, I have checked them with Wilhelm.
Strangely this program declares almost all of my downloaded 33p tablebases to be faulty.
I am not really keen on downloading all those files again. Can it be that Wilhelm might be incorrect?
How can I check if the files are alright?
Andreas
Wilhelm says: Error!
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Try md5sum.exe
Dowload the program md5sum.exe and copy it to c:\windows\system32. Download "all-33p.md5" from Kirills website. Copy "all-33p.md5" to the directory C:\temp.
Than go into the directory, where your files TB33p are.
md5sum -c C:\temp\all-33p.md5 > c:\temp\test_tb33p.txt
All lines (results) in c:\temp\test.txt must have "OK" or something like this:
kbbkbp.0.nbb.emd: FAILED open or read
kbbkbp.0.nbw.emd: FAILED open or read
kbbkbp.1.nbb.emd: FAILED open or read
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These files could not be tested, because they did not exist already.
Than go into the directory, where your files TB33p are.
md5sum -c C:\temp\all-33p.md5 > c:\temp\test_tb33p.txt
All lines (results) in c:\temp\test.txt must have "OK" or something like this:
kbbkbp.0.nbb.emd: FAILED open or read
kbbkbp.0.nbw.emd: FAILED open or read
kbbkbp.1.nbb.emd: FAILED open or read
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These files could not be tested, because they did not exist already.
Regards,
Thomas
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Re: Try md5sum.exe
Pachnes wrote:Dowload the program md5sum.exe
Woher bekomme ich md5sum.exe? (Where to get md5sum.exe?)
Andreas
Re: Try md5sum.exe
Hier (here) und an 4753 Stellen im Web (and at 4753 places in the Web).Andreas Schwartmann wrote:Pachnes wrote:Dowload the program md5sum.exe
Woher bekomme ich md5sum.exe? (Where to get md5sum.exe?)
Andreas
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Re: Wilhelm says: Error!
I think, Wilhelm does tests of complete sets only. It can test the nbb-files of a whole set or the nbw-files of a whole set. It can not test single files of a set, when the other files of the set are not avaiable.
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WILHELM's checking of files
WILHELM will not check a subset of .nbb files or a subset of .nbw files.
It will check all the files of a subset of n-man EGTs after 'n' is chosen. Just click on the relevant endgames and say 'Check' rather than 'Check all'.
WILHELM's rather curious "integer" presumably means 'integrity ok'.
g
It will check all the files of a subset of n-man EGTs after 'n' is chosen. Just click on the relevant endgames and say 'Check' rather than 'Check all'.
WILHELM's rather curious "integer" presumably means 'integrity ok'.
g
Re: WILHELM's checking of files
"Integer (sein)" is the german adjectiv, adverb, verb, (sein = to be), stemmed (linguistic meaning) of the German noun "Integrität". This german word with latin origin means "Integrity".guyhaw wrote:WILHELM will not check a subset of .nbb files or a subset of .nbw files.
It will check all the files of a subset of n-man EGTs after 'n' is chosen. Just click on the relevant endgames and say 'Check' rather than 'Check all'.
WILHELM's rather curious "integer" presumably means 'integrity ok'.
g
The mathematic meaning, you mention, comes from the inherent meanings like "pure", "fair", "unblemished", "not fractured", "immaculate"
"Integer vitae scerelisque purus."
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