I strongly agree with Aigars Mahinovs in comment 98, the problem here is
not the delayed sync to disk; the problem is the significant discrepancy
in time between truncating the old data and syncing the new data.
Particularly in case (2), the nice thing to do here is to make renaming
a file depend o
This continues to be a problem in the 9.10 release. I find the easiest
solution for myself is to disable ACPI since this is an always-on media
center. Any thoughts on whether the ATA command passthrough hiccup is
specific to this model of hard drive enclosure, or potentially a more
widespread pro
I have also seen this on a 9.10 desktop installation a few weeks ago,
but I didn't figure out what was causing the application crashes other
than some association with using py input method. I don't have access
to that machine anymore and can't replicate this on a current 9.10
netbook remix instal
This looks related to mine: bug #440338
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I've done some research, it looks like the ATA command which is being
passed through the SCSI-over-firewire connection is IDENTIFY PACKET
DEVICE (for errors with "a1" in the next to last byte of the hex dump)
and IDENTIFY DEVICE (for errors with "ec" as the next to last byte). So
something is tryi
I should also add this may be related to bug #438605.
I replicated the problem with another disk (500MB seagate barracuda
7200.10) in another enclosure of the same model (Macally G-S350SUA).
I tried running smartctl -a -d sat /dev/sdb and it locked up. ctrl-C
and kill -9 were unable to kill the
** Changed in: metacity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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screen goes black after 10 minutes, while watching mplayer full screen
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This has gone away with recent apt-get upgrades, so no longer an issue.
Still would be nice to know what was triggering the screen-blanking
though, it still happens at the mythtv menu system, just not during
mplayer. Perhaps a function of mythtv itself? Launching mplayer from
the commandline (no
I have tracked down the source of the sbp2 passthrough commands. ps ax -F
during 'normal' operation, then again during a stall, then see what's different:
root 5313 1017 0 459 480 0 21:35 ?S 0:00 /bin/sh -c
/etc/acpi/power.sh
root 5314 5313 0 459 508 0 21:3
Looks like the 95hdparm-apm script in particular needs to do something
about not calling hdparm unnecessarily... on drives where it is not
supported (e.g. my external firewire enclosure) this causes a stall on
access to the drive which interrupts things like video playback.
** Package changed: lin
I see that this bug is still alive and well in the release candidate...
this bug makes realtime tasks (like watching videos) from (some?)
external firewire drives unusable due to frequent skips and pauses.
Perhaps should be fixed for the release?
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reading data from firewire drive stalls, ieee13
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reading data from firewire drive stalls, ieee1394 errors appear in messages
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Public bug reported:
When playing video from an external ieee1394 drive with mplayer (unsure
if it occurs other times too), the video will stall at an irregular
interval. After a second or two it will start playing again.
During this time, 'top' reports ~100% CPU utilization waiting for I/O (%wa
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: metacity
This is a laptop running as a media center.
I have power manager set to never blank the screen.
I am also running a minimal session:
metacity&
xrandr --output LVDS --off --output S-video --mode 800x600
sleep 10; # to let pulseaudio get its act t
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