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From: Martin Blapp <mb@imp.ch>
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Subject: Re: filesystem corruption ?
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Hi,

> I was seeing random-looking memory corruption on my Athlon box during
> repeated buildworld runs without these options.  I've also got 1GB of
> RAM, so the source tree would remain cached in RAM after the first run.
> The memory corruption would show up as damage to random files in the
> source tree and would disappear after a reboot.  A small section of the

Exactly what I see here too ! But I did not reboot then, I remade the
whole filesystem.

> damaged file would be turned into binary garbage.  The damage wouldn't
> show up until I'd run buildworld 5 to 8 times. The system never paniced,
> though that could easily be configuration and workload dependent.

I'll try to reboot the next time.

Martin


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