Either local disk problem or mirror problem.
Do this in a terminal, then if next update doesn't work, then let's file
a bug against whatever mirror you're using.
$ sudo find /var/cache/ -type f -name chromium\*.deb -exec mv {} {}-nope
\;
If that does work then either your disk is bad, the controller or cable
is bad, RAM is bad, or you didn't clean the cache correctly earlier
before retrying.
Let me know.
** Changed in: chromium-browser (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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