[linux-audio-user] Re: [ardour-dev] Eek nice hefty crash action...UPDATE

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in ardour's beta28
there's a weird bug in the "export to audio" when downsampling from 48k 
to 44k. So NEVER DO THIS! I opened a thread at ardour's mantis, you may 
add your comments there...
However even if it crashed my system and trashed 2 songs, it didn't 
crash my filesystem in that way so I can't help you...
sorry

En/na Aaron Trumm ha escrit:

>Here's an update.  i booted from the gentoo live CD and went and mounted the
>harddrive and when I go to my home directory (the one the session files for
>ardour are in *sigh* the one I wrote three songs in since last backup *sigh
>sigh sigh*) and try to change to my user directory or even ls, I get:
>
>ReiserFS: warning: is_leaf: item length seems wrong: *3.5*[3275 337142 0(1)
>DIR], item_len 0, item_location 500, free_space(entry_count) 1
>ReiserFS: hda3: warning: vs-5150: search_by_key: invalid format found in
>block 21228. Fsck?
>ReiserFS: hda3: warning: vs-13070: reiserfs_read_locked_inode: i/o failure
>occurred trying to find stat data of [3275 150445 0x0 SD]
>ls: /mnt/studio/home/aaron: Permission denied
>
>
>and when I try reiserfsck /dev/hda3 I get:
>
>Partition /dev/hda3 is mounted with write permissions, cannot check it
>  
>
maybe you need to be root... well it's an inocent suggestion. I suppose 
you have tried this.

>
>Am I hosed?  How hosed am I?  It'd be super special nice good not bad
>totally gonna pull my hair out not-throw-myself-off-the-golden-gate-bridge
>if I could rescue that directory...
>
>I should probably post this on general unix lists - I guess I better join
>some ;)
>
>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: Aaron Trumm
>To: ardour-dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ; Linux Audio Users ;
>ardour-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ; ardour-user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Sent: Sunday, April 10, 2005 11:02 PM
>Subject: [ardour-dev] Eek nice hefty crash action...
>
>
>Hello all - sorry for cross post - wasn't sure who might have an idea...
>
>see what you think of THIS one.  I was working with Ardour beta28, didn't
>make any system changes or anything, and I have done this with this version
>of Ardour before (yesterday in fact)...
>
>I just exported a region by right clicking and choosing export, and had it
>write to 44.1 16 bit format (the session is 48k) and it hung.  I had to use
>the reset button to reset.  So it reset, I logged in, tried the same thing
>again.  This time Ardour crashed and exited.  So I went to start it up again
>and it flat wouldn't.  It didn't do anything.  So I said ok I'll reboot
>again.  I did that, and instead of booting, I got this (after a small scroll
>of stuff I don't recognize):
>
>    kernel panic fatal exception in interrupt
>
>And after a try or two rebooting with acpi turned off in the bios and such,
>now it stops with this (after similar scroll):
>
>    unable to handle kernel paging request
>
>
>What the $%#?  Everything I've googled so far tells me things about RAM and
>IRQ and acpi, which gives me a bad feeling that I've got a hardware problem.
>What does anyone think?
>
>The system is gento 2.6.6 kernel...uh...I dunno what else...brain fried...
>
>---------------------
>Aaron Trumm
>www.nquit.com
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