get_writable_cached_block: invalid block number 132376871987246 (max 6902263)

[stippi]

This bug may be a duplicate of #1120, but the stack trace is slightly different. Here it goes:

stack trace for thread 7 "low memory handler"
[snipped panic stuff]
<kernel>:get_writable_cached_block
<kernel>:block_cache_get_writable_etc
<bfs>:_FreeStaticStreamArray
<bfs>:_ShrinkStream
<bfs>:TrimPreallocation
<bfs>:bfs_put_vnode
<kernel>:free_vnode
<kernel>:dec_vnode_ref_count
<kernel>:vnode_low_memory_handler
<kernel>:call_handlers
<kernel>:low_memory
<kernel>:_create_kernel_thread_kentry

What I did:

I am copying my ZETA setup onto my Notebook which has Haiku installed. I initialized a partition for ZETA with Haiku's DriveSetup. I ftp'd the beos.zip system archive. I had unzipped that, rm -rf'd it again, because I had forgotten to create the BEOS:APP_SIG index first, unzipped it again. Then I ftp'd my zipped up home folder from ZETA and when unzipping that, I got the KDL. I used sync just before starting to unzip. The zip is not very large, about 500 Megs. The machine has 2 Gigs of RAM.

[stippi]

Forgot to mention: hrev25154.

[stippi]

Forgot to give this one a proper priority.

[axeld]

I would guess this was caused by some corruption that is likely to have been fixed by now. Please reopen if it happens again.