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This can be caused by the way the CMake is set up on your system.
It turns out if CMake does not support the right download protocol, it will download an empty file. When it tries to match the hash of that to what it expects, it obviously fails. Even if the hash is altered to the hash of the empty file, CMake will still fail reporting "protocol not supported." The correct way is to rebuild CMake with local curl library support on your platform, see this SO answer here. This is the proper long-term solution, since the ICV file is sometimes updated, along with the expected hash.
2 | No.2 Revision |
This can be caused by the way the CMake is set up on your system.
It turns out if CMake does not support the right download protocol, it will download an empty file. When it tries to match the hash of that to what it expects, it obviously fails. Even if the hash is altered to the hash of the empty file, CMake will still fail reporting "protocol not supported." The correct way is to rebuild CMake with local curl library support on your platform, see this SO answer here. This is the proper long-term solution, since the ICV file is sometimes updated, along with the expected hash.