Hello,
Digging deeper it seems like an issue with ReiserFS and SATA. This is a
test system so no RAID.
I have same two disks in the machine and I tried to test to run database
from both disks and symptoms are the same. I ran disk diagnostics from
floppy with zero errors.
Seems like ReiserFS does not like big files. I'm testing with ext3 now.
Radek


Ronny Egner píše v Čt 26. 10. 2006 v 07:51 +0200:

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> Hi,
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> we are running 9.2.0.6.0 release without any corrupt blocks.
> By the way: I dont think the release is some kind of broken.
>
> I would check your hard disks. Perhaps you are running RAID1 or
> RAID10 and one mirror disk broke some blocks when writing ??
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