[linux-dvb] Re: Replay problems

[Carsten Koch <Carsten.Koch@icem.de>]

Jonietz wrote:
....
> Sometimes I get many errors like
> 
> Jun 15 16:29:48 linux vdr[1147]: read incomplete section - seclen = 4095, n =
> 278
> Jun 15 16:29:48 linux vdr[1147]: read incomplete section - seclen = 294, n = 62
> Jun 15 16:29:48 linux vdr[1147]: read incomplete section - seclen = 2419, n =
> 229
> Jun 15 16:29:48 linux vdr[1147]: read incomplete section - seclen = 304, n = 285

same here.
This happened while there was nothing recording or replaying.
I have 2 DVB-S cards.

Some lines from my log:


Jun 16 01:15:04 vdr vdr[541]: VDR version 0.81 started
Jun 16 01:15:04 vdr vdr[541]: loading ./setup.conf
Jun 16 01:15:04 vdr vdr[541]: loading ./channels.conf
Jun 16 01:15:04 vdr vdr[541]: loading ./timers.conf
Jun 16 01:15:04 vdr vdr[541]: loading ./commands.conf
Jun 16 01:15:04 vdr vdr[541]: probing /dev/ost/qpskfe0
Jun 16 01:15:04 vdr vdr[543]: EIT processing thread started (pid=543) - master
Jun 16 01:15:05 vdr vdr[541]: probing /dev/ost/qpskfe1
Jun 16 01:15:05 vdr vdr[544]: EIT processing thread started (pid=544)
Jun 16 01:15:05 vdr vdr[541]: probing /dev/ost/qpskfe2
Jun 16 01:15:05 vdr vdr[541]: probing /dev/ost/qamfe2
Jun 16 01:15:05 vdr vdr[541]: found 2 video devices
Jun 16 01:15:05 vdr vdr[541]: setting primary DVB to 2
Jun 16 01:15:05 vdr vdr[541]: switching to channel 3
Jun 16 01:15:05 vdr vdr[545]: LIRC remote control thread started (pid=545)
Jun 16 01:15:05 vdr vdr[541]: SVDRP listening on port 2001
Jun 16 01:15:05 vdr vdr[541]: setting watchdog timer to 60 seconds
Jun 16 01:15:06 vdr kernel: lirc_serial: auto-detected active low receiver
Jun 16 01:15:13 vdr vdr[541]: max. latency time 1 seconds
Jun 16 01:16:01 vdr sshd[547]: Accepted rsa for cko from 158.225.25.1 port 1023
Jun 16 01:16:02 vdr modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module net-pf-10
Jun 16 01:16:17 vdr vdr[541]: max. latency time 5 seconds
Jun 16 01:16:47 vdr su: (to root) cko on /dev/pts/0
Jun 16 01:16:47 vdr PAM-unix2[575]: session started for user root, service su 
Jun 16 01:22:27 vdr vdr[543]: read incomplete section - seclen = 4072, n = 1046
Jun 16 01:22:27 vdr vdr[543]: read incomplete section - seclen = 463, n = 416
.....
(many more deleted)
.....
Jun 16 01:24:58 vdr vdr[543]: read incomplete section - seclen = 270, n = 109
Jun 16 01:24:58 vdr vdr[543]: read incomplete section - seclen = 2307, n = 234
Jun 16 01:25:20 vdr vdr[541]: ERROR: channel 7 not sync'ed!
Jun 16 01:25:20 vdr vdr[541]: retrying
Jun 16 01:26:09 vdr kernel: outcommand error 1
Jun 16 01:26:14 vdr kernel: outcommand error 1
Jun 16 01:26:14 vdr kernel: dvb: ARM RESET
Jun 16 01:26:14 vdr vdr[543]: read incomplete section - seclen = 4080, n = 71
Jun 16 01:27:03 vdr vdr[541]: PANIC: watchdog timer expired - exiting!
Jun 16 01:27:03 vdr PAM-unix2[534]: session finished for user cko, service su 
Jun 16 01:27:29 vdr kernel: dvb: 2 dvb(s) released.
Jun 16 01:27:31 vdr kernel: dvb: AV7110  firm f0240009, rtsl b0250014, vid 00010065, app 01010001
Jun 16 01:27:34 vdr kernel: dvb: AV7110  firm f0240009, rtsl b0250014, vid 00010065, app 01010001
Jun 16 01:27:34 vdr kernel: dvb: 2 dvb(s) found!
Jun 16 01:27:36 vdr su: (to cko) root on /dev/tty2
Jun 16 01:27:36 vdr PAM-unix2[673]: session started for user cko, service su 
Jun 16 01:27:38 vdr vdr[680]: VDR version 0.81 started


This happened 4 times per hour:

# fgrep outcommand /var/log/messages
Jun 16 00:33:48 vdr kernel: outcommand error 1
Jun 16 00:33:53 vdr kernel: outcommand error 1
Jun 16 00:50:05 vdr kernel: outcommand error 1
Jun 16 00:50:10 vdr kernel: outcommand error 1
Jun 16 01:02:15 vdr kernel: outcommand error 1
Jun 16 01:02:20 vdr kernel: outcommand error 1
Jun 16 01:26:09 vdr kernel: outcommand error 1
Jun 16 01:26:14 vdr kernel: outcommand error 1


Also, the system became very sluggish during this.
Even nfs access to it started failing:

cp: reading `/vdr/mp3/Peter_Tosh/Honorary_Citizen_-_Disc_1_of_3/05-Black_Dignity.mp3': Input/output error



Carsten.


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