[VU+ Solo2] Recording issue with HD channels

[ndesorden]

Well, i'm confused

A friend of mine give a switch for testing and the same error on recordings. After 5-15 min crash.
And again, if I plug solo2 directly to router no problem (recording test about 90minutes)

It is not a packet lost:

Log from just now:

[eDVBServiceRecord] now running: MOONRISE KINGDOM (HD) (5700 seconds)
[eDVBRecordFileThread] wait: aio_return returned failure: Interrupted system call
[eFilePushThreadRecorder] WRITE ERROR, aborting thread
[eDVBRecordFileThread] waiting for aio to complete
[eDVBRecordFileThread] Waiting for I/O to complete
[eDVBServiceRecord] record write error
stop recording!
[eDVBRecordFileThread] buffer usage histogram (20 buffers of 188 kB)
0: 5
1: 115
2: 88
[eFilePushThreadRecorder] THREAD STOP
loading streaminfo for /media/net/BackupMultimedia/Recordings/20130527 1123 - CANAL+1 HD - MOONRISE KINGDOM (HD).ts
fixed up cb41ce52 to 36cf8 (offset 0)
WRITE ERROR on recording, disk full?
RemovePopup, id = DiskFullMessage
AddPopup, id = DiskFullMessage

At the same time from vu i had a ping to hdd

root@vusolo2:~# ping 192.168.1.5
PING 192.168.1.5 (192.168.1.5): 56 data bytes
64 bytes from 192.168.1.5: seq=0 ttl=64 time=0.425 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.1.5: seq=1 ttl=64 time=0.320 ms
...
....
64 bytes from 192.168.1.5: seq=54 ttl=64 time=0.516 ms
64 bytes from 192.168.1.5: seq=55 ttl=64 time=0.399 ms
^C
--- 192.168.1.5 ping statistics ---
56 packets transmitted, 56 packets received, 0% packet loss
round-trip min/avg/max = 0.294/0.401/1.151 ms

Ok, my question are:

¿what means "aio_return returned failure: Interrupted system call"?
¿Can I config debug level output to have more info?

Thanks!

PS My router is gigabit....but switchs are not. But...10/100MB is enought for recording...i think
PS1 Yes, another test is buy a gigabit switch...but i'd like have more info before expend money
PS2 And yes, another test is flash another image like blackhole...but I hate "messing" my vu

 

[Trial]

Hi ndesorden,
connect with telnet to the box and type in the command ifconfig. See if there are dropped packets with/without switch. On another board there are some people complaining about dropped packets and CRC errors when they use a switch.

I never had any problems.

ciao

 

[andyblac]

Hi ndesorden,
connect with telnet to the box and type in the command ifconfig. See if there are dropped packets with/without switch. On another board there are some people complaining about dropped packets and CRC errors when they use a switch.

I never had any problems.

ciao

i have my whole house networked, but using gigabit switches (3 of them) not had any issues, since i tweaked he network code a month or so back.

 

[Trial]

Hi Andy,
same for me. I also have 3GB switches working and not a single problem with the network. Most of the complaining guys also wanted to show off with their managed switches. Just for a test I also ordered a managed switch for me.

ciao

 

[andyblac]

Hi Andy,
same for me. I also have 3GB switches working and not a single problem with the network. Most of the complaining guys also wanted to show off with their managed switches. Just for a test I also ordered a managed switch for me.

ciao

just be careful to allow enough bandwidth for the necessary ports.