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You should be asking gentoo-user about this question ... |
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Even though you don't get errors, you seem to have a corruption of some kind. |
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1. you have overheating/clocked hardware which then stresses during cpu |
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operations like this. |
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2. You haven't checked your ext3 partition in a while, boot in single user |
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mode and do a thorough fscheck. |
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3. You might have done too many optimisations on your hdd (using hdparm) |
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4. You might have a hardware corruption, which could be difficult to tackle. I |
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would just in case check the memory (memtest) and maybe the harddrive if you |
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can. |
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Please reply to gentoo-user for further reference. |
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Steph |
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On Wednesday 04 June 2003 13:52, Tobias J. Schwinger wrote: |
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> i'm using gentoo kernel sources, root filesystem type ext3. |
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> somtimes during untarring archives corrupted files are created. stat |
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> returns an io-error on these files. |
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> this happens especially when a parallel process accesses the disc device |
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> (df is a good one to reproduce this behavior). i don't get any kernel error |
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> message so i figure my hardware is ok (and yes, i turned off log caching |
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> ;). |
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