Sam
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bug 10687
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Comment # 8
on bug 10687
from Sam
I have already changed my coloring rule, thanks for the input on that.
What I am trying to say is that a checksum of 0x00000000 is different than if
the checksum was a non-zero number and wrong.
On one hand you should probably follow the standards on how you handle this,
but on the other hand it just means I am going to turn off checksum validation
and if there was a problem with a checksum I would miss it. It would just be
nice if a zero checksum returned some sort of warning about checksum
offloading, but a non zero number returned an error that said the checksum was
wrong.
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