For the last few months I encounter this:
When doing rsync or cp _from_ system running 2.4 _to_ system running 2.5
get Input/output error errors with random files.
- 2-5 > 2.4 is OK!
- SRebootting, swapping kernel causes the error on the system running 2.4
- Fast machine > slow machine or slow machine > fast machine
is no different
- Both systems run same distribution
- Encountered since 2.4.20 with about 2.5.64 (my first 2.5 kernel)
Example:
/temp contains a couple of crap files
system mhfl2 is running 2.5.6x to 2.5.70-mm3 mounted on
/mnt/mhfl2.
On system running 2.4.20 or 2.4.21-x:
while ((1)); do cp -f /temp/* /mnt/mhfl2/temp; done
cp: cannot create regular file `/mnt/mhfl2/temp/blah: Input/output error
cp: writing `/mnt/mhfl2/temp/blah: Input/output error
Errors are random, so the files change every run, sometimes there are no errors,
sometimes thre are 3 errors
Q? Any (in)compatibility reason or should I investigate further?
Regards
Michael Frank
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