> v4 and v5 will always be different externally because they use different compression
> by default and they will be different sizes. Even v5's can be different between other
> externally if different compression methods are used. So, it stands to reason that
> whomever chooses to make v5 should make them default compression schemes as to match
> up to other peoples' v5 CHDS. Internally, they should be the same because the hashes
> are based on the actual data contained inside.
and Arbee's post on his blog is about the fact that (due to some uninitialized variables in the source) with 0.146 chdman slightly different compression could have been achieved even with the same settings on different OSes or in different runs on Windows.
Now this is fixed, and everyone should get the same result if they use the same compression 
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