id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,priority,milestone,component,version,resolution,keywords,cc,blockedby,blocking,platform 5949,"KDL: Could not read block 18110: bytesRead: -1, error: Operation timed out",stippi,axeld,"I've searched the tickets, I believe this may be a new issue. The system (rXXXXX) was running for half a day. I attached a harddisk via USB 2.0, connected via FTP from another machine and copied a file of about 700 MB to a BFS partition on the USB disk, when I returned a while later, the machine had KDL'd. This is the backtrace: {{{ get_cached_block(block_cache*: 0xdeb9fa63, int64: -2397609950474928127, bool*: 0x80040e10, true) + 0x0296 block_cache_get_etc + 0x004c block_cache_get + 0x001c CachedNode<...>::InternalSetTo(Transaction*: NULL, int64: 57344) CachedNode<...>::SetTo() BPlusTree<...>::_SeekDown(Stack...) BPlusTree<...>::Insert(Transaction&: ...) Index<...>::Update(Transaction&: ...) Index<...>::UpdateSize(Transaction&: ...) bfs_free_cookie(fs_volume*: 0x829f42f8, fs_vnode*: 0xd4c69ae4, void*: 0xcce31898) file_free_fd(file_descriptor*: 0xd182b0c8) put_fd FDGetter::~FDGetter() common_user_io _user_write handle_syscall ...syscall stuff... <_APP_>:statfilecmd (nearest) <_APP_>:store <_APP_>:yyparse <_APP_>:main <_APP_>:_start }}} Typed this by hand and will now try to use the new syslog boot loader features to retrieve the real thing... :-)",bug,new,low,R1,System/Kernel,R1/Development,,,dziadek@…,,9578,All