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From: mvh@netcom.com (Michael Harding)
Subject: Re: Help!  File system gets corrupted
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Date: Thu, 3 Aug 1995 21:09:41 GMT
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40 Mhz VLB is the culprit.  I dropped down to DX2/66 and it runs peachy
now.

Michael Harding (mvh@netcom.com) wrote:
: I just got another interesting data point - our local mail server is
: having the same problems, and is running 1.1.5.1!  FIles are get chomped
: regularly - it's causing our MIS guy some grief.  All hardware has been
: replaced except the disk drive (no wise guy comments, please).  All
: of my hardware referred to is new.

: Michael Harding (mvh@netcom.com) wrote:
: : On my system, doing a fsck will usually give me
: : /DUP/BAD BLOCK
: : errors every couple of days, and will trash one or more random files.
: : I did a clean install, did a 'make world'
: : on the source directory after properly installing /usr/bin, and  I
: : get these errors if I check immediately after it finishes!  (in single
: : user mode on an unomounted volume, of course).  It's driving me crazy!
: : The system seems to otherwise work fine.  These errors would not be
: : detected by startup as the clean flag is set.

: : Would this be caused by i/o or memory problems?  Any suggestions on what
: : to 'back off' to see if it makes the system more reliable?  I have 3
: : boards on a 40mhz VLB bus - could this be causing problems?

: : I am using
: : 2.05 release CD
: : AMD DX2/80 w/ a 40mhz bus
: : WD caviar drive, ~700 Mb. w/ 100 m DOS, reset BSD
: : Soundblaster 16 with sony 2x SCSI cdrom
: : Promise VLB disk/i.o board
: : Diamond stealth 64 DRAM