It's a problem with opcache
insert /opcache.optimization_level=0xFBFF/ into opcache.ini solves
the problem.
Workaround will be integrated into xdebug2.7.0
Package: php-xdebug
Version: 2.7.0~beta1+2.6.1+2.5.5-2
Severity: grave
Justification: renders package unusable
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confirming the bug, also on Wheezy.
Provider is T-Online.de who recently disabled SSL
Kernel Panics occur after random amount of time when copying huge amount
(>20GB) of data to one of my harddisks (HD154UI). The attached picture of the
kernel panic trace occured when formatting a raid1-device consisting of 2
harddisks (HD154UI) with ext3.
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