Well that's clever of you :) According to google, only
one other person has ever hit this with ext3. Several
people have hit it on ext2. It does appear to be related
to I/O errors on the underlying device.
Could you please force a fsck against that filesystem and
also check you logs for any disk I/O warnings.
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