[DragonFlyBSD - Bug #3047] HAMMER critical write error

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Issue #3047 has been updated by samuel.


That issue was possibly/probably related to filling up all available disk
space (60GB at the time)

I have tried to avoid that possibility since then, and brought some
external drives for dfly

So I've not seen it again... but also I've worked hard to not see it again


On Tue, 18 Jun 2019 at 14:41, <bugtracker-admin at leaf.dragonflybsd.org>
wrote:

> Issue #3047 has been updated by liweitianux.
>
>
> Hello.  Do you have similar issues with recent DragonFly BSD?  Thank you.
>
> ----------------------------------------
> Bug #3047: HAMMER critical write error
> http://bugs.dragonflybsd.org/issues/3047#change-13697
>
> * Author: samuel
> * Status: New
> * Priority: Normal
> * Assignee:
> * Category:
> * Target version:
> ----------------------------------------
> Sorry for a very poor bug report
>
> I reloaded i3wm, but it didn't come back up, after some minutes the gui
> went down with a HAMMER critical bulk write error, then ahci kept trying to
> find a safe slot, and not getting it.  I could get the tty logins, but
> logging in didn't give me shell access -- I could simply type stuff on the
> screen.  A reboot brought me to the grub loader, then not knowing any
> better, I simply entered 'reboot'.  The reboot from that lost dragonfly as
> a grub entry
>
> I've not lost any critical data as it is backed up, but I have lost the
> customizations to my first ever bsd install :).  I'd spent time learning,
> and getting everything as I wanted.  Is there a way I could get those
> back?  But probably I should just start again
>
> It was a stripped back kernel compiled from git source sometime after the
> 4.8 release (maybe 3 weeks ago).  I've not had any other crashes or issues
>
> Since this, I tried running update-grub and boot-repair from linux which
> wiped out the old grub...
>
> I'm really happy otherwise.  Thanks for creating a great system
>
>
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Bug #3047: HAMMER critical write error
http://bugs.dragonflybsd.org/issues/3047#change-13720

* Author: samuel
* Status: New
* Priority: Normal
* Assignee: 
* Category: 
* Target version: 
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Sorry for a very poor bug report

I reloaded i3wm, but it didn't come back up, after some minutes the gui went down with a HAMMER critical bulk write error, then ahci kept trying to find a safe slot, and not getting it.  I could get the tty logins, but logging in didn't give me shell access -- I could simply type stuff on the screen.  A reboot brought me to the grub loader, then not knowing any better, I simply entered 'reboot'.  The reboot from that lost dragonfly as a grub entry

I've not lost any critical data as it is backed up, but I have lost the customizations to my first ever bsd install :).  I'd spent time learning, and getting everything as I wanted.  Is there a way I could get those back?  But probably I should just start again

It was a stripped back kernel compiled from git source sometime after the 4.8 release (maybe 3 weeks ago).  I've not had any other crashes or issues

Since this, I tried running update-grub and boot-repair from linux which wiped out the old grub...

I'm really happy otherwise.  Thanks for creating a great system



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