Zeroed bytes.
> This also occurs in some log files, but I put it down to syslogd
> crashing or something.
>
> syslogd crashing shouldn't corrupt files...
Actually, I meant to say my hard drive crashing.
I have two hard drives, side-by-side, and sometimes they overheat and
one of them powers down due to the excess heat.
They haven't done that lately, though, as I have a dedicated fan for
both of them, but the corruption persists.
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