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[vdr] Unknown VDR restarts during playback activities on NFS mount



Hello,

during playback activities like fast forward, moving of marks and jumps
VDR restarts very often. This happens only on a system where the /video
directory is mounted via NFS. On the NFS server systems, the same 
recordings show no problems. On the NFS client I get the following 
messages in the logfile:

Nov 13 11:30:11 vdr vdr[4700]: replay /video/Hör_mal,_wer_da_hämmert/2004-11-08.19.35.99.99.rec
Nov 13 11:30:11 vdr vdr[4700]: playing '/video/Hör_mal,_wer_da_hämmert/2004-11-08.19.35.99.99.rec/001.vdr'
Nov 13 11:30:11 vdr vdr[4700]: loading /video/Hör_mal,_wer_da_hämmert/2004-11-08.19.35.99.99.rec//marks.vdr
Nov 13 11:30:11 vdr vdr[4700]: dvbplayer thread started (pid=4700)
Nov 13 11:30:11 vdr vdr[4700]: PlayJump: start replay at first mark 20808 (0:13:52.09)
Nov 13 11:30:11 vdr vdr[4700]: non blocking file reader thread started (pid=4700)
Nov 13 11:30:11 vdr vdr[4700]: SetBrokenLink: no GOP header found in video packet
Nov 13 11:30:18 vdr vdr[4700]: SetBrokenLink: no GOP header found in video packet
Nov 13 11:30:19 vdr vdr[4700]: ERROR: attempt to drop wrong frame from ring buffer!
Nov 13 11:30:19 vdr vdr[4700]: SetBrokenLink: no GOP header found in video packet
Nov 13 11:30:21 vdr vdr[4700]: SetBrokenLink: no GOP header found in video packet
Nov 13 11:30:24 vdr vdr[4700]: SetBrokenLink: no video packet in frame
Nov 13 11:30:25 vdr vdr[4700]: SetBrokenLink: no GOP header found in video packet
Nov 13 11:31:26 vdr lircd 0.6.6[1685]: removed client
Nov 13 11:31:26 vdr runvdr: restarting VDR

I use VDR 1.2.6 and dvb kernel drivers from CVS version Oct 23 2004 with kernel 
2.6.8.1.

Is this problem related to the NFS mount? If so, do I need to use
different NFS mount options? Currently I use defaults,rw,soft,nolock,noatime
as mount options. The general network bandwith (100MBit) itself should not be 
the problem...

Or is this a dvb driver problem?

Best regards,
Reiner.




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